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Life science app Rad Lab offers in-game, real life incentives
The free game allows students to try a number of jobs on for size and level up through a variety of challenges such as testing new medicines, obtaining Food and Drug Administration approval and making
Landscape architecture program grows by 200%
Support for the landscape architecture projects is one of the few plots of common ground that the Trump and Biden presidential administrations have occupied, says Matt Powers, Clemson University's
Lockheed Martin invests in workforce through Greenville Technical College
After receiving a $50,000 gift from Lockheed Martin for its aircraft maintenance technology program, Greenville Technical College has named a classroom at its aviation center “The Lockheed Martin Fabrication Lab.”
AFL aids Greenville County Schools workforce with grant
The funding will be used to support Public Education Partner's Elevate Teachers programming including professional development workshops and the
S.C. counties narrow list of ARPA projects
Greenville took the lead for South Carolina's ARPA fund county allocations in 2021, with Spartanburg County following behind with one of the fifth-highest budgets in the state. Here's where the GSA plans to spend that money
Upstate Giving, April 4
The company will donate one of its refrigerators and a total of $45,000 to local nonprofits for the purchase of fresh produce. Also in the Upstate, a bank is helping improve kids vision at a Greer school and BMW Charity Pro-Am
International business conference hosted in Upstate
Scholars, business leaders and community players including multiple ambassadors, executives of global corporations and think tank researchers will speak at
Greenville, Clemson among first in US to launch ride-sharing network
Greenville, San Francisco and Miami are the first three cities in the country to establish an electric ride-sharing network with at least six charging stations slated for city of Greenville parking garages by
Clemson, Army move ahead on autonomous tank
Some of the greatest losses over the past few wars in the U.S. have been in the supply line convoy, Sen. Lindsey Graham told an audience of engineers, politicians and soldiers. He hopes a total million from the U.S. Army piped into
New president assumes duties at Converse University
Out of an initial list of more than 900, executive search consultants at Buffkin/Baker narrowed down the field to 82 interested candidates, from which 18 were selected. From there, the search committee unanimously
The Hill Institute launches angel analyst fellowship at Furman
When he was a young boy, Oscar Guillen and his mother emigrated to the United States from Honduras in search of economic opportunities. Now, the Furman University Asian studies major wants to help young people in Honduras start businesse
Anderson University sets up tuition grant for essential workers
Anderson University is accepting applications for an Essential Workers Grant to honor the dedication and service of frontline workers.
