By Naomi Balk
CIU Student Writer
The women of CIU were reminded of the power of God’s love during a “Ladies Night Out” with author and speaker Susie Shellenberger.
Shellenberger, who was also the
Dr. Michelle Raven, director of the International Community Development and Disaster Relief/Emergency Management programs at Ƶ, gave the opening plenary address to the
The CIU Rams not only play like champions, they are Five Star Champions of Character. The Rams earned the designation from The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). NAIA member
The 2020 U.S. News & World Report rankings are out, and Ƶ continues to be among the Best Regional Universities in the South, ahead of nine other South Carolina public
The week of Sept. 8 is Suicide Prevention Week and a Ƶ program that serves behind the walls of the South Carolina Department of Corrections is credited for preventing
Wow – a $1 million gift! I have been praying for vision about our next new initiative in the Medical Missions/Healthcare field. CIU would like to start Healthcare Administration in the spring and a
By Ireland Kost CIU Student Writer Blowing the shofar, Ƶ Dean Dr. Bryan Beyer signaled in CIU's Convocation procession, ushering in another school year. Convocation, an
The 2019/2020 school year is underway and the Ƶ campus is full of excitement — and just plain full! Enrollment is up to 1,574 students, an increase over the previous
By Bob Holmes On the first day of the 2019-2020 school year, a couple staff members stood in the cavernous entryway to the new William H. Jones Global Business & IT Center directing students trying to
By Naomi Balk CIU Student Writer The class of 2023 and incoming transfer students experienced a weekend designed to share to the heartbeat of Ƶ during CIU’s 2019
South Carolina Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette visited the Ƶ campus to address a church-community partnership symposium on Aug. 22. The event was hosted by the CIU School of
By Naomi Balk CIU Student Writer Over 200 new Ƶ students started a new chapter of their story on a clear South Carolina morning when they moved onto CIU’s campus. “Move
