Don’t forget to set your clocks back one hour before going to bed Saturday night. We officially say goodbye to Daylight Saving time Sunday (November 1) morning at 2 a.m.
My apologies for being “absent” the last few weeks. I’ve been busy working, taking classes and … uh, going to concerts. Chris Tomlin and Mercy Me in the last 30 days. God is GOOD to me.
Buc Radio featured in Post and Couirer
20 Sep
Posted by strubel as Academics, CSU Blogs, Podcasts, Technology
The Charleston Southern University technology efforts reamins ahead of the curve in high education. Last month’s launch of Buc Radio, a campus-driven streaming radio station through CharlestonSouthern.edu, has resulted in a feature article in Saturday’s Post and Courier.
The Charleston Southern University vision is Integrating Faith in Learning, Leading and Serving. It’s amazing to see our current students, faculty and staff living and breathing those Biblical principles everyday. It’s even more amazing when you see look beyond the campus, beyond the classroom walls, and see CSU alumnus doing the same thing.
No one, and I mean no one, that includes media, oddsmakers and college football fans across the country believes the Charleston Southern University can play with the defending BCS national champion Florida Gators.
Live 5 News reported from the AWARE Safety Fair held on the CSU campus on Wednesday. One of the highlights was the South Carolina Highway Patrol crash simulator.
You had to know this was coming. The Orlando Sentinel published a story this morning, suggesting this Saturday’s Charleston Southern-Florida match is a modern day “David and Goliath.”
The Charleston Southern University Buccaneers football team kicks off their 2009 season this Saturday night in Gainesville, Florida against the defending BCS National Champion Florida Gators.
Charleston Southern University will host the Lifeway Connect Conference Thursday, August 27 and Friday, August 28. Ed Stetzer, President and Missiologist at LifeWay Research, and Thom Rainer, CEO of Lifeway Christian Resources, will highlight the two-day conference.
The Summerville Journal Scene has a feature article on Charleston Southern student Robert Culbreth, who was awarded a music scholarship and will attend the CSU Horton School of Music. The scholarship was provided by the Charleston’s Men Chorus.
