CCU: People, Places, Perspectives

South Carolina native and award-winning author Rebecca Godwin '77 has led a literary life of writing, teaching, and publishing

Socastee's Sarvis House transformed from urban blight to potential treasure.

Armed with insatiable curiosity, intrinsic determination, and a genuine interest in people, Hannah Hamelman (’18) is going places — both literally and figuratively.

Barbara Astrini creates animated videos and graphics for Nick Jr.

Amy Hiatt Hall (’00) attributes her success in the marketing industry to creativity, hard work, and connections to people willing to lend a hand throughout her career – including professors from her undergraduate days at CCU.

CCU virtual heritage project brings sacred rites to the masses.

For the Edwards family, there’s no end in sight for the return on a good investment

Ben Sota builds a health care empire one joke at a time

Bronze statue brings more than pride to CCU campus

Playful becomes provocative in the work of Charles Clary

Academic and community forces united on the Coastal Carolina University campus this spring to explore and celebrate the ways African culture permeates global civilization, with an emphasis on connection, documentation and discovery.

Nationally acclaimed band Ranky Tanky brought its mix of jazz, gospel, Gullah and funk music to the CCU campus for a free, outside performance on Prince Lawn on Thursday, May 9, at 8 p.m. More than 500 people attended, bringing lawn chairs and blankets. It marks the first time in recent history CCU has held a free, outdoor public concert.