For a lot of Columbia International University students, to be an MK means a missionary kid, some of whom may call more than one place on earth “home.” Kyra Ledwell is a different kind of MK — a
“Didn’t we order up a really good day to golf?” That was the question from Columbia International University Interim President Dr. Rick Christman to the 80 golfers ready to roll their golf carts into
What is the Christian life? Why are we here, and what purpose do we serve? These were the overarching questions surrounding the first prayer day of the fall 2023 semester and the capstone of CIU’s
Ethan Robinson enrolled at CIU early on in his walk with Christ. He says the relationships he developed on campus with peers and mentors, as well as the classes he took, helped him grow in his
The annual “Prescription for Renewal Conference,” hosted by Samaritan’s Purse, encourages medical professionals to service for Christ around the world. Among the attendees at the September 2023 event
Community is the number one reason Harrison Burnette recommends Columbia International University to others. “Had it not been for the loving, caring, God-fearing community at CIU, I would not nearly
September 19, 2023 (COLUMBIA, SC) — Columbia International University (CIU), has been awarded a $25,000 grant from Power:Ed , the philanthropy of SC Student Loan Corporation , t o support need-based
The 2023-2024 U.S. News & World Report rankings show Columbia International University #5 for Social Mobility among Regional Universities South, the second straight year for the position. The Social
Hanah Weiss of the Columbia International Rams is the Appalachian Athletic Conference (AAC) Volleyball Attacker of the Week. She is one of the key contributors to the Rams 12-0 record this season, the
Columbia International University’s oldest alumnus, Dr. William J. Barnett, MD, affectionately known as “Dr. Bill,” has passed away at age 106. Barnett, who graduated from CIU in 1937, served as a
“You are making history today!” announced Jen Johnson through a megaphone. The assistant dean for student services was speaking to over 300 students, faculty and staff who shouted and cheered as they
The first official week of the semester brought excitement and entertainment to campus, as students used their syllabus week to get out and participate in a series of events and competitions known as
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