As director of Columbia International University’s spring theatre production, Harrison Burnette is excited to bring an Agatha Christy murder mystery to campus. “The Mousetrap” one of the most famous
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The energy of the crowd crackled with conversation beneath the warm lights overhead. Students gathered on the lawn in front of the dining hall to celebrate the end of the year-long competition known
Founded in 1941 by CIU First Lady for African-American children By Bob Holmes There are likely few people still around who knew Marguerite McQuilkin, the wife of Columbia International University’s
For the third year in a row, Columbia International University students spanned out across greater Columbia for an ambitious day of service. The CIU students were joined by students of Benedict
Over 20 employers gathered on the lawn of The Quad for the spring Career Fair at Columbia International University. Representatives from businesses, ministries and nonprofits chatted with students
Anna Wise recently had the opportunity to meet Dee and Janell Garrick of Lexington, South Carolina, two very important people in her life. They provide financial assistance to the CIU senior. Their
There’s no question about it. CIU has got talent. And that was proved once again at the annual spring talent show Acousta, formerly known as AcoustaRockaRappaPalooza by CIU students of an earlier era
Columbia International University’s annual two-day commemoration of its core value of Evangelical Unity was a bit different this year. While Evangelical Unity at CIU is defined as “accepting other
Columbia Mayor Daniel Rickenmann recalled how last year Columbia International University rallied over 2.100 people to be involved in RAMSERVE, CIU’s annual service day to the community. “They made
In formal and semi-formal attire, students streamed into the William H. Jones Center at Columbia International University for the third annual Gallery, hosted by The Fellowship of Christian
Dr. Jill McElheny, Columbia International University’s dean of nursing programs visited three members of the South Carolina congressional delegation in Washington, D.C. to advocate for the nursing
