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PC was founded in 1880 by the Rev. William Plumer Jacobs in the historic city of Clinton in the foothills of South Carolina. The college offers a wide variety of undergraduate majors and has established three graduate programs in occupational therapy, physician assistant, and pharmacy. PC student-athletes — the Blue Hose — participate in 19 sports at the Division I level.

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PC was founded in 1880 by the Rev. William Plumer Jacobs in the historic city of Clinton in the foothills of South Carolina. The college offers a wide variety of undergraduate majors and has established three graduate programs in occupational therapy, physician assistant, and pharmacy. PC student-athletes — the Blue Hose — participate in 19 sports at the Division I level.

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Presbyterian College student Warner Bush wins statewide honor for political research

Presbyterian College student Warner Bush is the 2025 recipient of the Mary Jeanne Byrd Award from the South Carolina Political Science Association. The prestigious honor, presented at the association's annual conference, recognizes the top undergraduate political science paper in the state. Bush's award-winning paper, "Social Issues and Self-Identification: An Ideological Analysis of the 2020 Election,"examines how American voters define ideological labels like "liberal" and "conservative," and how those definitions shape the issues they prioritize. His research concludes that social issues-especially abortion and immigration-played a more defining role in ideological alignment in 2020 than traditional economic concerns.
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Academic Award - Jun 6

Presbyterian College names psychology major Caroline Rairigh its 2025 Outstanding Senior

Caroline Rairigh didn't expect to hear her name called when the Outstanding Senior Award was announced during Presbyterian College's annual Honors Day Convocation. But the psychology major and French minor from Dahlonega, Georgia, rose to her feet and walked across the stage-equal parts stunned and grateful. The award, one of the college's highest student honors, recognizes a graduating senior who exemplifies scholarship, leadership, character, and service. For Rairigh, the moment was the culmination of four years marked by academic exploration, athletic dedication, and unexpected opportunities.
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Academic Award - Jun 5
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