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CIU partners in historic Earth Day tree planting ������Ƶ President Dr. Mark Smith is encouraging fellow South Carolinians to plant trees on Earth Day April 22. CIU is

Meet members of the Class of 2021 as they discuss their time at CIU and look to the future Abigail Reeves is from Clemson, South Carolina and majored in English with a minor in TESOL (Teaching English

By Bob Holmes ������Ƶ athlete Josh Ford says he averages about 15,000 steps each day. But on the morning of CIU’s Serving Cola City project, he had already hit 10,000 steps

By Kierston Smith Social Media influencer Myquillyn Smith, visited ������Ƶ to share her expertise on all things “Home.” Known online as “The Nester,” the New York Times

By Alex Brickey CIU Student Writer The 2021 edition of ������Ƶ’s annual AcoustaRockaRappaPaloozaStockFest, better known as Acouta, was a red carpet event featuring some of

The shocking news was first released by “Relevant” magazine in a September 2020 article titled: “ Report: A Third of American Evangelicals Don't Believe Jesus Was God.” This news was based on a

������Ƶ’s community outreach has expanded as it develops friendships with many people in the Columbia area, including prominent business leaders. Michelle Cao and her husband

CIU will also soon “Turn on the Lights” for night baseball By Bob Holmes "Anybody got a radar gun?" That’s what ������Ƶ Baseball Coach Jonathan Johnson joked as he assumed

Baseball great Darryl Strawberry joins Maxwell to share Christian testimony By Bob Holmes Dr. John C. Maxwell says when you reach your full potential and excel at who you are you will be

By Bob Holmes Be sure to check out check out the John Maxwell Leadership Summit 2023. One of Major League Baseball’s legendary power hitters says “baseball is just a game. It will pass. But one thing

By Bob Holmes She just started her college career, but freshman Aubrey Crawford has some big dreams. The Digital Media and Cinema major from Florence, South Carolina wants to hone the videography

There are several views about which language Jesus spoke. Some people believe he spoke primarily Hebrew, with others arguing it was primarily Greek or Aramaic. Actually, Columbia International