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Dr. Anita Gustafson took the oath of office as Presbyterian College’s 20th president Friday, setting history and charting a compelling new course for the college’s future. In front of family, students, friends, faculty, and delegates from more than a dozen other higher education institutions, Gustafson pledged to lead a community that will work in unison

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A former Presbyterian College professor returned to campus this week to give a familiar but powerful lesson on the importance of behaving ethically in today’s business climate. Norman Scarborough, the William Henry Scott III Professor Emeritus of Entrepreneurship, was tapped to deliver the 2024 Robert M. Vance Lecture on Business Ethics following the late cancellation

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The combined research of Abby Waldron ‘16 and Elias Svensson ‘19, along with faculty lead Dr. Kara Shavo, will be published this summer in Discrete Mathematics, where the team discusses graph theory. by Sarah Murphy Abby Waldron ‘16 and Elias Svensson ‘19 graduated three years apart at Presbyterian College. Though both major in mathematics, the

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  Presbyterian College’s historic inauguration of 20th president Dr. Anita Gustafson got underway Sunday with a nod to the college’s tradition-rich emphasis on public service. Though a number of outdoors events scheduled for the Presidential Day of Service were cancelled due to the weather, leaders in Student Volunteer Services rallied around opportunities to fill goody

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Presbyterian College celebrated academic achievement and student research during its annual Honors Day Symposium and convocation on April 18. The spring event offers the campus community an entire day of research presentations, exhibits, and performances across every academic discipline and department, as dozens of students present their honors and capstone research. Honors Day is also

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In today’s interconnected world, the influence of global politics seeps into every aspect of people’s lives, underscoring the importance of comprehending international dynamics to navigate our own journeys effectively. To better understand those dynamics, a group of Presbyterian College students traveled last month to participate in the Southern Regional Model United Nations (SRMUN) conference in

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The inauguration of Presbyterian College’s 20th president, Dr. Anita Gustafson, is being celebrated this spring with a weeklong series of events commemorating the historic occasion. Gustafson’s inauguration begins at 11 a.m. Friday, April 26, in Belk Auditorium. She will be honored by students, college faculty and staff, alumni, friends, family, and dignitaries from several colleges

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On a cloudy, overcast morning, in the shadow of the world’s largest bronze Scotsman, two rows of Presbyterian College students flanked the sidewalk inside the gates of Bailey Memorial Stadium. Cheers rang out and high fives were shared as Special Olympians representing Laurens, Abbeville, Greenwood, Newberry, and McCormick counties came to campus on April 10

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The Eta Delta chapter of Alpha Alpha Alpha, Presbyterian College’s honor society for first-generation college students, inducted 34 new members on April 7 in Edmunds Hall. The chapter’s spring 2024 induction ceremony honored 24 students, including students from all three of the college’s graduate programs. Student inductees include: Payton Alexander, a second-year pharmacy student from

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by Samantha Hauff “One match at a time” is the mantra of Presbyterian College’s Women’s Wrestling team. It was also the philosophy that guided three freshmen – Maddie Kubicki, Cassia Zammit, and Henlee Haynes – to success in last month’s third annual National Collegiate Women’s Wrestling Championships in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and earned each of

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