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Presbyterian College President Matthew vandenBerg announced today that Theresa R. (Terri) Tibbs, associate vice chancellor of human resources at Fayetteville State University (Fayetteville, N.C.), will serve as PC’s next vice  president of human resources and Title IX. Tibbs, who will become the first African American executive in College history, starts on April 1. “I am honored and humbled to become PC’s next

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Crissy Ellis Waters ’98 chose to major in biology because she loves science and because biology professor Dr. Jim Wetzel was one of her favorite professors at PC. “He made biology interesting and fun,” Waters said. But when she graduated, Waters wasn’t sure what she wanted to do with her degree. She spoke to a

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WYFF shared the story about how Sigma Nu is helping raise money for senior Haley Hughes as she battles a rare form of cancer. Read the full story on WYFF.com » 

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Dr. Kendra Hamilton sees gardening as a metaphor for many things in life, but especially when it comes to teaching and community service. “It’s sort of like the ‘Parable of the Sower.’ We just keep sowing seeds, keep sowing seeds–and hope they don’t fall on rocky ground or get scorched by the sun. “Always looking

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Ben Ewing ’10 met his wife while serving as a Peace Corps volunteer in Fiji. The New York Times shares their story. Read the full story in the New York Times »

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PC will celebrate Black History Month with a virtual program featuring Dr. Kendra Hamilton, associate professor of English, as the keynote speaker. The virtual convocation will take place at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Feb.18. The convocation’s theme is Domestic Terror: A Meditation. Hamilton, also the director of the southern studies minor program, joined the PC

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“The Idiosyncratic Pencil Redrafted,” a group invitational exhibition, can now be viewed online at Elizabeth Stone Harper Gallery. The exhibition will be open until March 6. “The Idiosyncratic Pencil Redrafted is an experimental, cross-platform group exhibition consisting of original works transmitted digitally and presented as archival black and white prints,” said Ann Stoddard, gallery director

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Dr. Floyd Michael Nicholson ’14 was working as a dentist in private practice when he noticed something was missing in his career. “I felt like my position in private practice wasn’t reaching the communities that needed me the most,” he said. So he left his position in Anderson, S.C., to work as a general dentist

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The Blue Hose women’s lacrosse team has had to use several different spaces on campus for team meetings, film sessions and team-building activities. This is about to change thanks to generous donors. The P.E. classroom in Templeton Center, the space in the Marby-Smith-Yonce Center, and the home locker room in the Yonce Field House are

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PC students continued the tradition of volunteering in locations across Laurens County during the Martin Luther King Day of Service. The volunteer effort to honor the legacy of Dr. King took place on Saturday, Jan. 30. “PC’s culture is service,” said Hallie Keisler, a junior from Batesburg-Leesville, S.C. “Our college has been based on the

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