Culminating 50-Year Career in Public Service
48 high schools across the U.S., including three in South Carolina, receive $5000 grants from The Rachel Ray Foundation and the National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation.
Signing bonuses, help with tuition, and flexible work schedules are just a few of the strategies being waged in South Carolina to combat the years-long nursing shortage.
New collaboration elevates Science-of-Reading practice and recognizes teachers’ professional learning.
College of Charleston School of Business announces launch of its revived Young Alumni Council, bringing together 15 graduates to strengthen school's legacy of relationship-based education.
The International African American Museum to co-present special, one-night-only culinary event, "Dine on a Mat," on Friday, Mar. 6, 2026, in collaboration with Charleston Wine + Food.
Transformative $5 Million gift will sustain Tepper Scholars Program, establish professors of practice in sport leadership
From cancer treatment innovations to linguistics, South Carolina colleges and universities leading the way in research
College of Charleston's new School of Engineering, Computing, and Mathematics announces its Bachelor of Science degree program in Systems Engineering has earned ABET accreditation.
Officials with the Clemson University Department of Plant Industry detect invasive Asian longhorned beetle in Mount Pleasant, ask residents to refrain from moving certain hardwood debris.
Medical University of South Carolina receives $7 million in grants from The Duke Endowment to support three initiatives aimed at improving maternal health, care access, and the workforce.
Literacy SC rebrands, expands programs and offerings in Midlands
The Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) Board of Trustees approves operating budget for both the University and MUSC Health for fiscal year 2025-2026.
Goal is to drive health innovation
This week, the College of Charleston and Trident Technical College (TTC) enter a new partnership to expand the new direct admission program known as the EPIC Scholars program.
Powers Toward $1.889B Fiercely Forward Campaign Goal
Steven Schreiner is appointed the inaugural dean of the College of Charleston School of Engineering, Computing, and Mathematics.
Charleston Digital announces Charleston Learning Center is partnering with Google to offer residents of the Tri-county area scholarships for Google Career Certificates.
For sixth consecutive year, College of Charleston Board of Trustees votes to hold tuition constant for South Carolina students, slightly increasing out-of-state tuition by 1.45 percent.
Universities, technical colleges partnering to benefit students and the workforce