The events of this past week across the country compel each of us to reflect on what it means to live together in a civil, democratic society. The senseless death of George Floyd in Minneapolis on Monday, May 25, and the despicable actions of those who caused his death, should cause all of us to
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Finding Family in the “PC Bubble”
You’ve probably heard of the “PC Bubble.” Rising senior Brooke Tallman says the “PC Bubble” is where family is. “I like to think PC is a bubble in Clinton that allows students and faculty to create close relationships that feel like family,” she said. Students can create close relationships with classmates and professors because of
“PC is more than a community; it’s a family.”
“The relationships that you build with friends, professors, coaches and the community are like no other,” Nebrina Harton said. “Wherever you go, you’re going to know someone’s name or even recognize a face. It is a friendly environment all around and it just makes you feel like you are home. PC is more than a
“I immediately felt accepted”
Sydney De Jong’s PC story begins like many PC students’ and alumni’s stories. “I chose PC because I immediately felt accepted the minute I stepped foot on campus,” Sydney said. “I realized that this was the place I would call home for the next four years.” Now a rising senior, Sydney has found her place
Students to receive coronavirus relief money
The coronavirus pandemic has impacted the financial well-being of many around the world, including college students. For Presbyterian College students impacted by the pandemic, help is on the way. Nearly 400 PC students are set to receive Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act funding provided by the federal government. The CARES Act grants
Being student and teacher during the pandemic
Emily Mitchell ’20 initially came to PC as a math major but wanted to see if she would enjoy physics. She knew it involved plenty of math, and she remembered liking her physics class in high school. One intro class in at PC, and she loved it. She added it to the list of majors
Courtney White – Class of 2020 Senior Spotlight
Courtney White – Class of 2020 Senior Spotlight Hometown: Lexington, South Carolina Major: Psychology Minor: Biology What activities and organizations are you involved in at PC? Softball, Zeta Tau Alpha What do you plan to do after you earn your degree? Become a pharmaceutical sales representative What has been your favorite part of PC? Getting to know so
Carson Mudger – Class of 2020 Senior Spotlight
Carson Mudger – Class of 2020 Senior Spotlight Hometown: Blythewood, South Carolina Major: Business Administration Minor: Biology What activities and organizations are you involved in at PC? I am in Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity. I’ve also worked in the Springs fitness center for 3 years. What do you plan to do after you earn your
Giving Day features $100,000 participation challenge, other incentives
An anonymous donor has pledged to give $100,000 to PC if 800 gifts are made to the College on Friday, May 29. The 800-gift, or “One PC, One Family” Challenge, is an incentive for alumni, faculty and staff, students, friends, and parents of the College to participate on Giving Day, an annual 24-hour fundraising campaign.
Recent grad drawn to health care amid pandemic
Because of the coronavirus pandemic, Lexy Clark ’20 was home in North Carolina when she received the news that she was accepted into medical school. She was excited that her time at PC led to her medical education, although she wished she could celebrate the final semester’s accomplishments with roommates, friends and professors. “I have
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