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Gabe Glover, a senior accounting and management major from Lancaster, S.C., at Presbyterian College was announced as a recipient of the South Carolina Associations of Certified Public Accountants’ scholarship. The South Carolina Association of Certified Public Accountants (SCACPA, www.scacpa.org) is a statewide professional organization representing more than 3,900 CPAs and accounting professionals. “I heard about

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On Friday, Oct. 28 at 7 p.m., in Edmunds Hall, the department of music at Presbyterian College and all the PC choirs will participate in the presentation of a patriotic evening celebrating the U.S. Service men and women. The performance will consist of music that honors the nation, that remembers the sacrifice of our service

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On Wednesday, Oct. 5, students, faculty, and staff at the Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy wore superhero T-shirts to honor the family and memory of Jacob Hall, the six-year-old who passed away Saturday from an act of violence at Townville Elementary in Anderson, S.C.

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The Presbyterian College community has recently received two grand pianos that have been gracious gifts to our campus and music department, along with donations from Rehoboth Presbyterian Church to the Neville Hall Project. On Nov. 15, 2015, the PC choir traveled to Columbia where they were introduced to Charles Weston, ’69. Weston wanted to know

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Dr. Mike Nelson, a 1996 graduate of Presbyterian College, recently published his book, “A Barber’s Guide to Life, Medicine, and Faith.” The book was edited by Dr. H. Dean Thompson, the Mary Edmunds and de Saussure Davis Professor of English at the college. “When I initially started writing, I really had no idea I was

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On Monday, Oct. 24 at 7:30 p.m., Presbyterian College will host the ensemble, “The Hallelujah Singers,” led by Dr. Marlena Smalls in Edmunds Hall. The ensemble will capture South Carolina Sea Island culture as it weaves in Gullah and West African material. The Hallelujah Singers were organized to preserve melodies and storytelling that is unique

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On Thursday, Oct. 6, 2016 at 7 p.m., the Presbyterian College political science department will hold “Meet the Candidates 2016” in Edmunds Hall. The forum will host candidates running for public office. Dr. Erin McAdams, associate professor of political science has worked with County Councilman, Garrett McDaniel, to organize the event. “It is imperative that

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On September 1, 2016, Dr. Clif Stratton, a 2003 graduate of Presbyterian College, who majored in history and political science, gave a guest lecture in Whitelaw Auditorium from his research on how race shaped American public education in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. While on campus, he also visited a seminar for senior

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On Thursday, Sept. 29, at 7:30 p.m., Presbyterian College will host the musical performance of Duo Astralis in Edmunds Hall. Duo Astralis is an innovative and dynamic pair of musicians who have performed throughout the United States. The group is made of Angela Massey on flute, and Vahan Sargsyan on piano. Duo Astralis was formed

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On Sept. 8, as a part of International Literacy Day, student-athletes from Presbyterian College performed service by reading to third, fourth, and fifth-grade students at Eastside Elementary students in Clinton. In addition, the student-athletes provided Presbyterian College athletic shirts to each of the elementary students as a part of the “One Shirt, One Body” initiative.

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