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Metts wins Big South Women’s Golf Coach of the Year in first season
After earning the No. 2 seed in the Big South Tournament and winning the program’s first conference title in 14 years, first-year Head Coach Chan Metts was named Big South Women’s Coach of the Year. The conference announced this on Thursday. Metts led the Buccaneers to a nail-biting victory in the Big South semifinals against No. […]
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The annual National Association for Music Education Collegiate Leadership Advocacy Summit (CLAS) is an exciting multiday event from June 10th to June 12th that brings together NAfME Collegiate members from across the nation for leadership learning sessions, advocacy training, and professional networking in Washington, D.C. As part of the 2024 National Leadership Assembly, NAfME leaders and advocates will be […]
| READ MORE: Charleston Southern NAfME student representativeBucs take home 2024 Women’s Golf Big South Championship
Charleston Southern Women’s Golf claimed their seventh title in program history and first since the 2010 season on Wednesday afternoon. They defeated #2 USC Upstate in the finals of the event by a final score of 4-1 after taking down #4 Longwood in the semifinals earlier in the day. The Buccaneers were able to claim […]
| READ MORE: Bucs take home 2024 Women’s Golf Big South ChampionshipMayo family donates Dr. S.M. Mayo’s books to CSU
The family of Dr. S.M. Mayo, former chair of the BCC/CSU religion department, has donated his personal library to Charleston Southern. Mayo was a professor from 1976 until his death in 1997. Something of a Renaissance man, Mayo set out to become an aeronautical engineer until God changed his pathway. He was a graduate of […]
| READ MORE: Mayo family donates Dr. S.M. Mayo’s books to CSUNorris Family Legacy Living on Through Third Generation
Fred Norris III and his wife, Tracy Compton Norris ’83, recently visited campus to deliver proceeds from The Frederick K. Norris Jr. and Mary Ann R. Norris Charitable Remainder Trust and the Fred K. Norris Jr. Charitable Remainder Unitrust. The $321,507 gift will provide a Christian education to more young men and women. Fred and […]
| READ MORE: Norris Family Legacy Living on Through Third GenerationCSU Alumnus Inaugurated as Fourth President
Charleston Southern University inaugurated B. Keith Faulkner as the university’s fourth president Monday, March 25 in a service in Lightsey Chapel. Faulkner was unanimously elected by the Board of Trustees on July 25, 2023, and began his service as president in October. He is the first Charleston Southern alumnus to serve the university as president. […]
| READ MORE: CSU Alumnus Inaugurated as Fourth PresidentGlobal Charleston opens on Charleston Southern campus
Global Charleston, the One Region Roadmap lead agent for the global fluency arm, officially opened its office after a ribbon cutting ceremony on the campus of Charleston Southern University Friday, March 15. Stephanie LeVan, executive director of the CSU Center for Global Education, serves as president of Global Charleston—which is located in the Hunter Center. […]
| READ MORE: Global Charleston opens on Charleston Southern campusBucs serve worldwide for Spring Break
Students, faculty, and staff from Charleston Southern University shone brightly last week as they exemplified the meaning of servant leadership. Groups from campus ministries, residence life, and academic creative teamwork represented the university through various mission trips as they scattered over the globe. Cyprus Five students from the Nielsen College of Business, two cybersecurity […]
| READ MORE: Bucs serve worldwide for Spring BreakCharleston Southern’s newest published authors
At Charleston Southern, students are not the only ones to accomplish big dreams, but our faculty do as well. Dr. Heather Chadwick and Mr. Boyce Smith recently published the second revised edition of Mastering Personal Finances: A Biblical Approach along with Ron Blue. Professors in the Nielsen College of Business, they serve as assistant director and director […]
| READ MORE: Charleston Southern’s newest published authorsClassroom project would change lives of foster children
Entering the foster care system understandably fills children with anxiety. A classroom project completed for an Early Childhood Practicum class has the potential to help ease that anxiety. Alyssa Phillips, a senior child development major, created a project called The Distraction Bag. While comfort bags filled with basic necessities are given to some children in […]
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