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With the success of “BlacKkKlansman,” screenwriter Kevin Willmott says he has had the opportunity to talk about race and the resurgence of hate in the country. “That is clearly a dangerous thing and a real topical thing, that I feel we’re going to look back on this period and we’re going to have to really

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During his Honors Day Convocation address, “The Quest for Truth,” physics professor Dr. Chad Rodekohr shared one of the biggest scientific discoveries: the first-ever image of a black hole. “This image is not a normal picture,” Rodekohr said about the image, which captivated the science community and public only a few weeks earlier. He then

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Joel Roberts, who led Presbyterian College men’s tennis to a Big South regular season and tournament title in 2017, as well as its first NCAA Appearance, returns to his alma mater as the next women’s coach.  Presbyterian Athletic Director Danny Sterling made the announcement Friday, April 26. “I couldn’t be more excited about coming back

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The Presbyterian College Athletic Department and Athletic Director Danny Sterling announced Friday the hiring of Eduardo Rincon as the Head Men’s Tennis Coach.  Rincon comes to PC with 13+ years of coaching experience, as well as seven years of professional playing experience. “My family and I are extremely excited to join Presbyterian College and the

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For three days this spring, campus and community members joined for the Highlander Havoc fitness event to honor the 100 years of PC’s ROTC program. The ROTC Highlander Battalion, Student Involvement and CrossFit864 partnered to sponsor the free military-style strength and conditioning event April 10-12. Highlander Havoc combined the centennial celebration and a new Army

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On Thursday, the Presbyterian College Athletic Department announced the resignation of Steve Brooks, women’s tennis head coach, and Patrick Fediuk, men’s tennis head coach. Fediuk, who will become the head academy coach at Smith Stearns Tennis Academy in Hilton Head, S.C., graduated from PC in 2009. “The hardest part is leaving my guys,” added Fediuk.

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Two graduating seniors have been awarded highly competitive scholarships on their way to graduate school. Both students are biology majors. Kristin Miller received the Bardsley Scholarship from the Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Justin Davidson received the Fullerton Scholarship from the University of South Carolina School of Medicine. “PC has prepared me by

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Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is a framework for designing the classroom learning environment to benefit students with and without disabilities. UDL was the focus of the fifth annual Charles Chadwell Special Education Institute on Saturday, April 6. “It is in keeping with the revolutionary nature of Dr. Charles Chadwell that this year’s institute participants

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The following information has been shared on the Gray Funeral Home site related to the memorial service for Coach Cally Gault. We ask you to continue to keep Joy and the entire Gault family in your prayers. In the PC Spirit, Bob Staton ’68 President Obituary for Calhoun Folk “Cally” Gault, PC Class of 1948 Calhoun

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Dear PC Family, It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Calhoun Folk “Cally” Gault ‘48, longtime PC football coach and athletics director. Details regarding arrangements will be shared as they become available. We ask you to keep Joy and the entire Gault family in your prayers. In the PC Spirit, Bob

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