Columbia International University alumnus Phil O’Day has been named the new president of Avant Ministries, an interdenominational, multinational missionary sending organization that has focused on
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Dr. Glenda Nanna, the director of Graduate Counseling programs at Columbia International University, understands that we’d all like that perfect Thanksgiving that unfolds like a Hallmark movie script
The Columbia International University campus is celebrating two Appalachian Athletic Conference (AAC) championships. The women’s volleyball team rolled through the reigning AAC Tournament champion
Columbia International University student Jesse Black had a big smile at the conclusion of a special CIU November Chapel honoring military veterans. Black, who served in the Persian Gulf War, and is
Columbia International University’s 2022 Homecoming included some reminiscing from a couple of well-known alumni. And a bit of true confessions. “I was such an awkward kid,” confessed Grammy and Dove
Music major Harrison Burnette was so impacted by Columbia International University’s three-day “Future of Global Mission Conference” that he immediately called his parents after the closing session to
It’s not every day that an institution turns 100 years old. So, the Columbia-area news media outlets made their way to the Columbia International University campus to report on CIU’s colorful parade
Flags representing 160 nations were on parade at the entrance to the Columbia International University campus for the ceremonial opening of CIU’s Future of Global Mission Conference, Nov. 2-4. CIU has
You know it’s almost basketball season when “Madness” strikes the Columbia International University campus. Moore Madness, that is, when the men’s and women’s basketball roster is introduced to the
Upcoming events at Columbia International University were a topic of discussion on the popular local TV show, “Soda City Live” on WIS TV in Columbia. CIU Vice President of Communications Diane Mull
The new Columbia International University nursing program is off to a solid start this school year with 41 students. As the first semester begins to draw to a close, the students in the traditional
