Perhaps the most interesting man on Charleston Southern University’s campus can be found in the middle of a baseball diamond.
Category: Features
Palmer Takes A Motherly Approach While Advising Student Athletes
Betty Palmer acts as a mother to many when it comes to her student-athletes.
Professor Creates International Marketing Opportunity for Students
Sally Hiott has changed the game on attending class for seven Charleston Southern University students.
Reynolds Uses College Struggles to Mentor Others
Jessica Reynolds prefers to pull into the school parking lot early, before 8 a.m., so she has time to back into her regular parking space and give herself a quick pep talk in the form of a prayer before she walks into Daniel Jenkins Academy. Metal detectors stand guard at the door, and she must summon the strength to, not only walk through them, but also face the anger and frustration of those on the inside who believe the place to be more like a prison than a school.
REVIEW: ‘Five Feet Apart’ Hits You In The Heart
“Five Feet Apart” hit theaters on March 15 and has been hitting hearts ever since.
REVIEW: ‘Breakthrough’ Provides Compelling, Godly Message
“It takes a village to raise a child,” the ancient proverb says. This saying finds truth in many situations and reveals itself in the movie “Breakthrough,” a true-story about a young, teenage boy who falls through a frozen lake in Missouri.
Smith Continues To Foster Passion For English Within Her Students
Charleston Southern University has a reputation for its personable, overachieving faculty. English professor Dr. Carissa Smith takes this reputation to the next level, inspiring her students both in the classroom and out.
CSU, NCPD Forge Bonds to Protect Campus
Charleston Southern University is known for being a safe campus. However, it sits near the northern edge of the city of North Charleston. This presents a challenge to the people who are charged with the task of keeping the students, faculty and staff of CSU safe in their daily lives.
Thrive Uses Pilates To Spread The Gospel
A breeze goes through the hair. The sounds of nature are prevalent. Stretching commences and the rhythm of the music, once barely audible in the background, adds to the peaceful, serene environment. Welcome to Thrive.
OPINION: Elevate Fosters Students’ Love of Christ
It was a typical Tuesday night on the campus of Charleston Southern University. I was looking for a way to spend my night due to the fact that procrastination had taken over. I was invited to go to Elevate to take a break from studying, unaware that my troubles would soon wash away in a sea of fellowship.
The Buccaneer Beacon 