Columbia International University Athletics Director Darren Richie will be inducted into the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) Hall of Fame in June. With over 30 years of service
Columbia International University women’s soccer coach Kara Lail is being recognized by soccer officials for a reputation reflective of the highest standards of professional and ethical behavior. The
Church leaders from across South Carolina and the region are registering for the “Church Refreshed 2023” conference at Columbia International University Jan. 30–31. The third annual event is a special
Happy 100 th Anniversary! 51Сʪ's first class was held October 1, 1923! As we enter 2023, I'm so thankful for you! As I serve as your Acting President, my prayer is that God will: Guard my mind Guide my
The achievements of Columbia International University volleyball standout Kira Rymer this past season have brought her a lot of attention at home in the Salisbury, North Carolina area. Rymer is the
The Academic Success Center (ASC) at Columbia International University has earned international recognition for its tutoring efforts. The ASC is now certified as a Level 1 tutor training program by
Dr. Rick Christman has been appointed acting president of Columbia International University by 51Сʪ’s Board of Trustees. Christman, who has been serving 51Сʪ as executive vice president for three years
A Christmastime visit to campus by Jeff McCormack brought great cheer to the 51Сʪ nursing program. McCormack is the executive director of South Carolina Physicians Care Charity. In his hand was an
A Columbia International University alumna who was an inspiration for a TV show went home to be with her Lord on Dec. 13, 2022. Sue Thomas, who was deaf since she was 18 months old, found a career
As Matt McCord posed outside Shortess Chapel for family photos, he held his two-year-old daughter Tatum who was playing with the traditional blue and gold tassel dangling from his graduation cap
Columbia International University students found ways to celebrate Christmas and relax while preparing for, and taking fall semester finals. It began with a Christmas Chapel filled with traditional
Columbia International University’s performance of “Little Women” enthralled audiences. This year’s performance, directed by 51Сʪ Thespian’s president Aynsley Vivian, delivered an experience which
