South Carolina-wide Riley Institute award will go to reentry program for former inmates
The program will be recognized with the OneSouthCarolina Partners in Progress Award during …
Screenagers Film Series Tackles Mental Health in South Carolina Schools
Right now, record numbers of young people are dealing with unprecedented levels of stress, anxiety, anger, depression, and other mental health issues that can lead to negative — and often tragic — outcomes if not properly addressed. With that in mind, the Social Emotional Learning Alliance for South Carolina (SEL4SC) held mu[...]
Teach My People receives $30,000 grant from Power:Ed to boost college readiness program
PAWLEYS ISLAND, SC — Teach My People (TMP) has been awarded a $30,000 grant from Power:Ed, the philanthropy of SC Student Loan Corporation, to support middle and high school students in Pawleys Island and Georgetown with college readiness and career exploration programs. The funds will be used to support teacher salaries, prog[...]
Association makes decision on Charleston School of Law non-profit status — what’s next
The step is a milestone in the school’s journey from financially troubled enterprise to nonprofit school …
Oshkosh Defense executive joins Spartanburg university faculty
He will help build a new engineering program and support the expansion of …
Former Carolina Panthers standout named head football coach at Limestone University
In his second season playing with the Panthers, the N.C. State legend helped lead Carolina to the Super Bowl.
International African American Museum will host Dr. Ibram X. Kendi, national award-winning author, at historic African American high school
Charleston, S.C. – The International African American Museum is hosting an author talk with Dr. Ibram X. Kendi, renowned scholar and author, at Burke High School on Thursday, January 25, at 6:30 p.m. With Burke’s historic roots as a school for African Americans in the late nineteenth century and its role in fostering student[...]
Agreement formalizes credits transfer among South Carolina technical colleges, universities
University and college officials joined key state lawmakers Thursday to celebrate a statewide transfer agreement.
International African American Museum Opens Doors for Educational Field Trips
Charleston, S.C. – The International African American Museum (IAAM) is calling out to students and educators to come explore the rich cultural and historical narratives by booking a field trip to one of Charleston’s newest and most significant cultural landmarks. The museum gives students the opportunity to engage with Afric[...]
ECPI University to Hold Career Education Open House at Three SC Campuses on January 13
Charleston/Columbia/Greenville, SC – For those looking to take the first step towards their college and career goals in 2024, ECPI University is holding an Open House on Saturday, January 13th from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at all ECPI University campuses and online. In South Carolina, Open House will be held at three campuses: • [&[...]
Kids On Point receives $50,000 grant from Power:Ed to help serve more North Charleston students
NORTH CHARLESTON, SC — Kids On Point (KOP), a nonprofit that works year-round with students in under-resourced Charleston neighborhoods to foster life-and career-readiness skills, has been awarded a $50,000 grant from Power:Ed, a philanthropy of SC Student Loan Corporation. This is the second time Power:Ed funds will be used t[...]
Inside College of Charleston’s ‘framework for the future’
The college engaged Beyer Blinder Belle Architects and Planners of New York City to develop the plan to guide future development of the campus.