Diel Looks to Create Community for CSU Students

There is never a dull moment for Laurie Diel.

Last Man Standing Returns With A Splash

Several Charleston Southern students are in the middle of a watery war with nothing but their cunning, guile and floaties to help them turn the tide.

FCA’s Nicholson Mentors CSU Athletes

Thomas Nicholson, a former college basketball player at Montreat College, has made it his mission to help other college athletes find a sense of community and faith in their college journey.

Cranmer Looks To Improve CSU Through SGA

Despite holding a position of power, Braxton Cranmer sees himself as a humble, imperfect leader.

Cobb Transitions From Student To Campus Recreation

Nathan Cobb graduated from Charleston Southern University nearly three years ago and, unlike his classmates, there was never a desire to leave the confines of the North Charleston campus. In his mind, he found both a community and a mission.

CSU Sets OCC Record Again

Charleston Southern University, again, set the new national record for packing the most shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child.

Link Takes Unconventional Path to CSU

Sometimes, a person must truly be lost before they can be found.

CSU Bass Fishing Squad Finds Its Footing

For some, it’s just a hobby. However, for the members of the Charleston Southern University Bass Fishing Team, it is a way of life.

‘Bystander 9/11’ Offers New York Perspective on Sept. 11 Attacks

Charleston Southern University’s theatre program presented “Bystander 9/11, which offered a glimpse into the terroristic attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, from a New York perspective.

‘Saint’ Glover’s Tireless Battle Against COVID-19

From New York City to the campus of Charleston Southern University, few have battled COVID-19 like "Saint Glover."