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By Ireland Kost
CIU Student Writer

Remembering the days when CIU was Columbia Bible College in downtown Columbia, to wandering on the current 400-acre campus shining with a new business center

The dean of the ������Ƶ’s (CIU) School of Business & Professional Studies says prison inmates need to “think big and aim high” when they consider life after incarceration

By Bob Holmes
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster advised ������Ƶ Business students to understand history, the Constitution and on how to be a leader.
McMaster held a

By Bob Holmes
Are you making yourself available to God? And what’s your platform for making disciples and advancing His Kingdom?
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It’s a first. The ������Ƶ Rams men’s basketball team traveled across town to Colonial Life Arena to take on the University of South Carolina Gamecocks. Despite only being a

By Ireland Kost
CIU Student Writer
Even though rain made an appearance, it didn’t stop the CIU athletics teams from greeting children with full smiles and in full costume.
The Rams came together

By Naomi Balk CIU Student Writer CIU’s annual World Christian Week encouraged students to consider their role in making disciples of all nations, as they heard from Intercultural Studies professors

A great honor came to ������Ƶ President Dr. Mark Smith in the form of a very unique gift. Smith’s friend Dr. John Maxwell, one of the most influential leadership experts in

Working on college applications? When it comes to choosing a college or university in South Carolina, ������Ƶ continues to rank among very best — and the safest.
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By Ireland Kost
CIU Student Writer
Colorful lights flashed, energizing music blared, and school spirit soared as the CIU Rams captivated those gathered at "Moore Madness."
The Moore Fitness Center

Jones also surprised with South Carolina’s highest civilian award By Naomi Balk and Bob Holmes Over 200 guests and VIPs came together to celebrate the dedication of the William H. Jones Global

By Bob Holmes and Naomi Balk Pastor Andrew Brunson, a 1985 graduate of Ben Lippen School, is concerned that the younger generation of American Christians is not ready for a coming persecution —