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Charleston Southern makes U.S. News & World Report’s Best Colleges List
Charleston Southern University is once again listed on U.S. News & World Report’s Best Colleges list, ranking in the Regional Universities South for Best Colleges, Best Colleges for Veterans, and Top Performers on Social Mobility categories. Charleston Southern also ranked nationally in the Best Bachelor of Science in Nursing category. President B. Keith Faulkner said, “As an […]
| READ MORE: Charleston Southern makes U.S. News & World Report’s Best Colleges ListMonitoring tropical cyclone
The Charleston Southern University Emergency Management Team is monitoring a tropical disturbance off the South Carolina coast. According to the National Hurricane Center on Sunday, we should expect bands of rain, wind gusts up to 40 mph, rip currents, and minor to moderate coastal flooding through Tuesday. As of now, CSU will remain on its […]
| READ MORE: Monitoring tropical cycloneFall Weekends at CSU
Welcome back students! Not only do we have some fun events planned throughout the school weeks, but each weekend of the fall semester we also have something going on for students to participate in. From athletic games to Sweet Sixteen events to off campus activities and everything in-between there is so much to get involved […]
| READ MORE: Fall Weekends at CSUCelebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
From September 15 to October 15, the United States recognizes this time as Hispanic Heritage Month and Charleston is ready to celebrate. A few events to add to your calendar: The Charleston Jazz Orchestra is hosting the Cha Cha Charleston on September 14. Tickets start at $10 for guests to enjoy an evening of Latin jazz. […]
| READ MORE: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage MonthCharleston Southern sees record enrollment in its 60-year history
Charleston Southern University welcomed its largest incoming freshman class ever this fall. In its 60thanniversary year, Charleston Southern also celebrates record overall enrollment for its traditional undergraduate, graduate, and online headcount of 3,820. The last record enrollment year was in 2016 with 3,619. CSU has seen a 66% increase in military and veteran students as […]
| READ MORE: Charleston Southern sees record enrollment in its 60-year historyMonitoring Tropical Storm Debby
The Charleston Southern University Emergency Management Team is monitoring the path and projected impacts of a tropical storm currently making its way north through the Gulf of Mexico. Tropical Depression 4 strengthened to Tropical Storm Debby on Saturday afternoon and is currently tracking to make landfall on Florida’s west coast Monday morning before continuing northeast […]
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Prospective students have an opportunity to receive $1,000 after touring Charleston Southern University, the Lowcountry’s only Christian higher education institution. The $1,000 Tour Treasure Grant is provided to a student if they attend an official visit such as a personal tour, A Day in the Life, or First Look event with the Office of Admissions […]
| READ MORE: Students eligible for $1000 after a CSU campus visitCSU partners with the Papua New Guinea University of Technology
Charleston Southern University is honored to begin a partnership with the Papua New Guinea University of Technology in Lae, Papua New Guinea, as part of the Charleston Sister Cities International initiative to add Lae, Papua New Guinea, as Charleston’s newest Sister City. CSU was delighted to host the delegation from Papua New Guinea this morning. The PNG University of […]
| READ MORE: CSU partners with the Papua New Guinea University of TechnologyBrittney Greer named first E.P.I.C. Employee of the Year
The senior officer team selected Brittney Greer, assistant dean of students for residence life, as the 2024 E.P.I.C. Employee of the Year, in the program’s inaugural year. Greer was selected from the 12 monthly E.P.I.C. winners for the grand prize. One of the submissions regarding Greer was from Krystal Guntinas, who said, “She is a good […]
| READ MORE: Brittney Greer named first E.P.I.C. Employee of the YearCommanding a learning legacy: Alumnus leads the way in world-renowned museum
With a name like Dr. Commander, one may visualize a modern-day superhero who seeks justice for the defenseless—or who leads an army as the top-ranked official. For one particular Charleston Southern alumnus, her cape may be figurative, but her climb to the top as a protector of our nation’s treasures and history is reality. Dr. Michelle Commander ’00 is […]
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