Team Chaplains Making a Difference with Athletes
Many teams across America have team chaplains who work with the student-athletes to provide advice and counsel. While a lot
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Faculty and Student Research
Some of the recent research projects being conducted by our faculty and students: Amy Albrecht, PhD Assistant Professor of Biochemistry
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CSU and The Citadel finalize Dual-Degree Engineering Program agreement
Charleston Southern and The Citadel have finalized a Dual-Degree Engineering Program agreement, a 3 + 2 program with students completing the
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Walker Honored for Teaching Excellence
Dr. Rachel Walker, associate professor of psychology, received the South Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities 2011 Excellence in Teaching Award.
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Younginer puts CJ degree to work
Attending a new program at a university may not seem like a big deal, but the degree Bill Younginer ’77 earned at CSU opened up doors for him in the Air Force and his career.
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Criminal Mind
Bo Barton has been chasing bad guys for almost 25 years. In 2005, he earned his master’s degree in criminal
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Football seniors impacting others
By Blake Freeland Bazile proves to be physical and mental leader The mental toughness of a football player is oftentimes
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CSU named Military Friendly School
By Sherry Atkinson G.I. Jobs magazine has named CSU a Military Friendly School for 2011. This is the second consecutive
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CSU alum awarded Man of the Year
John Kammeyer learned early on that life delivers some hard knocks. When he was 29, his father died of cancer.
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Love Awakening Festival impacts students
Love Awakening, a three-night worship festival kicked off the fall semester. The Love Awakening theme — inspired by 1 John
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