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Flores expressed the importance of education, community, and dreaming big dreams as he recounted his experience traveling in the footsteps of Hispanic immigrants.  Saul Flores, keynote speaker at the Presbyterian College 2024 Hispanic Heritage Month convocation, shared many valuable pieces of advice during his session this past Tuesday, September 24 in Edmunds Hall. One of

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Columbia, S.C. – The presidents of Presbyterian College and Midlands Technical College signed an agreement Wednesday that will allow qualified graduates of the Columbia-area school to transfer to PC and earn their four-year degrees in psychology. According to the Princeton Review, psychology is the seventh most popular college major in the United States. Psychology majors

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Presbyterian College publicly recognized the brave men and women who responded to the Aug. 27 fire that ravaged downtown Clinton. Firefighters and first responders from 31 agencies throughout Laurens County and the Upstate were recognized on the field at halftime of the Blue Hose’ Sept. 21 football game against Gardner-Webb University in Bailey Memorial Stadium.

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In May 2024, 17 PC students from a variety of academic disciplines traveled to France’s second-largest city in partnership with the private French business school IDRAC. by Sarah Murphy The Presbyterian College summer study abroad program in Lyon, France—which first launched in 2009—celebrated its 15th trip to the country’s second largest city in May. Overseen

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The Presbyterian College Physician Assistant program celebrated two major student milestones Saturday – the annual White Coat Ceremony for students beginning their clinical rotations and commencement for the graduating class of 2024. The PCPA program presented white coats to the 34 students who successfully concluded the first-year, didactic experience in the program. In her opening

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At Presbyterian College, junior chemistry major Lasha Facey ’26 is breaking new ground in carbon monoxide research alongside Dr. Kimberly De La Cruz. Their work focuses on developing prodrugs that could revolutionize the use of this typically feared gas. “Carbon monoxide has a history of being toxic and deadly, but in small controlled dosages, it

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In the course of one year, Buchanan had his first academic article published, conducted multiple symposium presentations, and completed two summer fellowships—the second hosted at the University of Chicago. by Sarah Murphy It’s been a busy year for senior history major Patrick Buchanan ’25. What started as a curiosity towards Latin American history and passion

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Presbyterian College alumnus Richard Renck made the case for a strong and independent judiciary system in the United States at a lecture Tuesday to honor Constitution Day. Renck, a 1992 graduate of PC, is a practicing attorney in Delaware with more than two dozen years of experience litigating in front of various judges in different

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Presbyterian College will celebrate the contributions of Hispanic culture and history to campus and beyond with a series of Hispanic Heritage Month events, Sept. 18-Oct. 10. Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off with a celebratory gathering from 2-5 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 18, in the Springs Campus Center Great Room, followed by the annual Hispanic Heritage Month

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Presbyterian College alumnus, trustee Steve Smith ’84 made the strong case for being an honest businessman at the 2024-25 Robert M. Vance Lecture on Business Ethics on Sept. 10. Smith, the president and chief executive officer of Swagelok North Carolina/East Tennessee, said ethical behavior is not an innate characteristic. Rather, he argued, it is an

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