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ECPI to offer digital degrees
ECPI University, which has a Columbia campus, has begun issuing digital degrees using blockchain technology, allowing students instant access to their academic records. ECPI says it plans to begin issuing digital transcripts next year.
GSSM accepting applications for residential and virtual programs
The South Carolina Governor's School for Science & Mathematics, a two-year public high school in Hartsville, is accepting applications through Feb. 15.
Benedict extends Artis’ contract though 2026
Roslyn Clark Artis was appointed the first female president in Benedict College's 148-year history in June 2017. In her first year, the college welcomed its largest class of new students in five years and exceeded its fundraising goals
Nagarkatti named Academy of Toxicological Sciences fellow
Prakash Nagarkatti, vice president for research at the University of South Carolina, is one of 228 current academy fellows, selected for records of professional accomplishment and peer recognition.
MTC named a Military Times Best College for Veterans
The publication cited Midlands Technical College's services, accommodations and financial options offered to students with military ties, as well as its campus culture.
USC recognized for diversity in study abroad programs
The University of South Carolina earned recognition from the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities for its efforts in providing study abroad opportunities to students from diverse backgrounds.
Richland County Library to offer interactive labs
The virtual reality labs, which begin Thursday, will give users a new perspective on societal issues including homelessness, disability and sexual assault.
Investigators at 4 state universities receive awards
Made in SC - SC EPSCoR announced eight awards as part of the Scientific Advocate Network program, which aims to increase diversity in materials research and education.
C-SPAN bus coming to Columbia
The state-of-the-art, 45-foot motor coach is visiting 4 state schools as part of the network's Top Teachers Tour, which recognizes social studies teachers for excellence and leadership.
Hunter-Kinard-Tyler teacher wins national award
English teacher Aline Newton is one of 5 winners of the Rack Room Shoes Real Teacher of the Year contest. The award includes a $10,000 grant for use in the high school's computer lab.
Ben Lippen School begins first phase of expansion
The school broke ground on the first phase of a $5.5 million expansion at its Monticello Road campus that will include a 13,000-square-foot arts and sciences center.
S.C. students outperform national average on SAT, AP exams
Students in the class of 2018 scored 15 points above the national average on the SAT and outperformed the national average of AP exams with scores of 3 or higher, according to data released by the S.C. Department of Education.
