Baker resigns as head women’s tennis coach
After 13 years of service as the women’s tennis coach at Charleston Southern, Mike Baker announced his resignation on Monday afternoon after accepting a coaching position that allows him to develop his son and daughter’s tennis game along with working with other junior elite tennis players. Athletic Director Jeff Barber announced that a national search […]
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Charleston Southern University had 869 students on the Dean’s List for spring 2018. In order to be named to the Dean’s List, students must have earned a 3.5 GPA or better, and have earned 12 or more credit hours for the semester. For the full list of spring 2018 Dean’s List students, click here.
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Charleston Southern University seniors Timmi Winston and Jairus McClanahan have both earned spots in the top 14 in their respective categories for the National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) National Student Auditions, and have advanced to the Semifinals to be held in Las Vegas at the end of June. Both students have advanced in […]
| READ MORE: CSU students advance to top 14 in national singing competitionCSU Baseball’s Cody Smith drafted by Pittsburgh Pirates
It was a phone call that was hoped for, but unknown if it would come as Cody Smith was coaching in the North Charleston dugout on Thursday evening. The recently graduated right-handed pitcher had been checking updates throughout the day to keep up with the latest on the MLB Draft. However, as game time approached, he […]
| READ MORE: CSU Baseball’s Cody Smith drafted by Pittsburgh PiratesFaculty, staff and students featured at Piccolo Spoleto Festival 2018
The Piccolo Spoleto Festival features many of CSU’s finest in a variety of events each year. Several faculty members were part of the Charleston Symphony Orchestra for the popular Sunset Serenade Concert on the steps of the Custom House on Friday, May 25. This concert also featured the Lowcountry Voices choir directed by CSU alumnus Nathan L. […]
| READ MORE: Faculty, staff and students featured at Piccolo Spoleto Festival 2018Alumnus donates $500,000 to baseball program
Charleston Southern University has received one of the largest donations in the school’s athletic history from one of its own. Roger Nielsen, a 1974 Baptist College at Charleston graduate and former Buccaneer catcher, committed $500,000 to the baseball program this week. The playing surface at CSU Ballpark will be named Nielsen Field to honor the […]
| READ MORE: Alumnus donates $500,000 to baseball programBusiness student rides with vets, meets President
Matthew Shelton is a regular at the gym, but he isn’t ordinarily a cyclist. But that didn’t stop him from cycling 30 miles over two days in late April. Shelton, a junior majoring in management, and a Marine Corps veteran, was one of 70 veterans selected to participate in the 15th Annual Wounded Warrior Project White […]
| READ MORE: Business student rides with vets, meets PresidentJeff Barber named Athletic Director at CSU
Charleston Southern University introduced Jeff Barber as the school’s new Athletic Director on Thursday afternoon at the Buccaneer Field House. Barber, who spent a decade as an administrator at the University of South Carolina and another 11 years as athletic director at Liberty University, becomes the third A.D. in CSU history. He will assume his […]
| READ MORE: Jeff Barber named Athletic Director at CSUMom of special needs children wins CSU college tuition giveaway
Charleston Southern University announced the winner of the College Tuition Giveaway in partnership with HIS Radio on Monday morning. Ashley Shaw of Anderson, South Carolina, won a full year of college tuition at CSU. Her father, Doug Hoard, nominated his daughter for the contest noting that she is a young wife and mother of three, […]
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Charleston Southern junior place kicker Tyler Tekac and former CSU baseball star Chris Singleton were among those recognized last night at The Post and Courier’s inaugural CHARLEYS awards held at the Charleston Gaillard. Tekac received the Mr. Clutch Award courtesy of his timely kicking prowess in clutch situations for the CSU football team this past […]
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