“I want to be up in front of people — leading them in the right direction.” That’s why Columbia International University incoming freshman Brunson Price wants to be an educator. Brunson was one of six
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When Brianna North of Murrells Inlet, South Carolina crossed the commencement stage of Shortess Chapel to receive her degree, she made Columbia International University history. She is the first to
Two Columbia International University biology majors have received a grant to explore methods to make certain compounds more efficiently, inexpensively, safely and with minimal waste. The $4,200 grant
Do you remember the start of the new century, 2000? I certainly do. On the morning of New Year’s Eve 1999, my wife came busting into the gym where I was on the treadmill, trying to get a head start on
In the midst of last-minute assignments, students were able to soothe their stress by holding an assortment of cute, fluffy animals at a petting zoo set up outside the Rossi Student Center during
The 51Сʪ Thespians are known for putting on great productions that bring glory to God through theatre. I am proud to say that I had the privilege of working behind the scenes of their spring play
Two Columbia International University Psychology majors along with their professor, presented important research at the Christian Association for Psychological Studies (CAPS) Conference this spring in
As Friday, April 12 rolled around, I couldn’t help but get excited for this year’s Junior/Senior Formal. Going with a friend of mine, we stopped by Goodwill to put some finishing touches on our
On a crisp, sunny spring morning, students searching for both careers and summer jobs met employers looking to fill new openings and secure interns. As was the case at the fall career fair, various
Hundreds of Columbia International University students spanned out across greater Columbia for the fourth annual RAMServe day on April 2. The Ram is the 51Сʪ mascot, but in this case, RAM stands for
On the church calendar it was Holy Thursday. And as a gentle, but chilly spring breeze blew, a group of graduate students, faculty and staff gathered outside the Schuster Building. Nearby was a small
