Lafayette Trail historic marker unveiled
A Lafayette Trail historical marker was officially unveiled Sept. 17 at the front of Charleston Southern University’s...
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Monitoring winter weather
Charleston Southern University is monitoring possible inclement weather conditions for tomorrow, January 21. The National Weather Service currently forecasts a high of 40 degrees and rain in the Charleston area, with the potential for icy conditions after 10 p.m. and until 4 a.m. Saturday. At this time, the university does not plan to alter current operations on Friday. Out of an abundance of caution, however, students planning to drive long distances for the weekend may choose to leave early and attend in-person classes virtually on Friday.
As a reminder, when preparing for winter weather conditions or any weather event, review the S.C. Emergency Management Division’s weather guides for guidance.
CSU is committed to your safety. Please continue to check your BucMail, BucAlert, and social media for the latest.
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Jenna Johnson
Jenna Johnson serves as executive director of marketing and communication and chief communication officer at Charleston Southern University, where she has led strategic marketing initiatives since 2017. A graduate of Clemson University and CSU, her career spans media relations, brand management, and nonprofit leadership, earning recognition as one of Charleston’s Forty Under 40 and Best & Brightest 35 and Under. Passionate about communication and community, she is also deeply involved in her church, youth sports, and local charitable causes.
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