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MADE in SC to grow advanced materials education, research, economy statewide

Sep 19, 2017 02:26PM ● By Kathleen Maris

With the EPSCoR grant, MADE in SC is committed to hiring 17 new researchers over five years at five institutions.

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The Citadel named Top Public College in the South

Sep 14, 2017 02:27PM ● By Kathleen Maris

The Citadel earned high ranks in several areas.

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Higher Education System Grapples with Complex, Three-Legged Monster

Aug 31, 2017 08:30AM ● By Emily Stevenson

Schilz says the Commission’s overarching duty is to identify threats to the long-term stability of the state’s higher education system. The abatement situation threatens the integrity of the system’s collective funding model.

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USC Law School Hopes New Building Raises Bar

Aug 01, 2017 02:56PM ● By Emily Stevenson

“The expectation is the students will engage each other more,” Wilcox says. “A lot of the learning of law comes from the interaction between students.”

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On Mission: Long-time nurse leads new Citadel program

May 01, 2017 09:39AM ● By Emily Stevenson

Initially coming on board as a consultant to get the program off the ground, Joseph was tapped to lead the department as nurse administrator in January.

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Reaching Higher: College of Charleston Graduate Steers State School Into The Future

May 01, 2017 09:37AM ● By Emily Stevenson

“Higher education is where great minds are educated and great discoveries are made. Here we’re about helping people reach their capabilities, to go as far as they can and to reach for their dreams. It’s part of what makes our country great."

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Restoration Education: American College of the Building Arts Enjoys New Campus

Jan 01, 2017 09:15AM ● By Emily Stevenson

That unique combination of hands-on experience and education is offered at the American College of the Building Arts, an institution of higher learning now housed in a building that in some ways is a symbol of the Holy City’s storied past.

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