Sydney Evans, a freshman from Summerville, will succeed Tatiana Rosa as chair of the Council of Student Leaders (CSL) at Winthrop for 2009-10. As chair, Evans will serve as the student representative to Winthrop's Board of Trustees. Members of CSL, a ... full story
Latest News
- Ladson native to take student trip to Australia
Layonee Phillips of Ladson, an ECPI College of Technology’s Phi Theta Kappa memb ... full story - CSU’s Management Arts program offers online classes for busy adults
More adults are returning to the classroom, and Charleston Southern University’s ... full story - CSU School of Nursing receives simulator
The Derry Patterson Wingo School of Nursing at Charleston Southern University no ... full story
Education Briefs
Harding UniversityHannah Buzhardt, of Summerville, was among nearly 600 graduates who received diplomas in commencement exercises at Harding University May 9. Buzhardt received the Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree.Annalise Lester, of Summerville ... full story
Summerville natives graduate, receive honors from WinthropWinthrop University spring 2009 graduates from Summerville are: Heather Lynn Blalock (M.B.A, Business Administration), Daniel Stephen Bourdeau (B.S., Business Administration, Cum Laude), Jillian Marie Brady (B.S., Early Childhood Education), Ashley N ... full story
Summerville natives graduate from The Citadel, receive academic recognitionThe Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, honored its graduating cadets for completing undergraduate degrees during the 2008-2009 academic year.U.S. Congressman John M. Spratt Jr. delivered the commencement address to the South Carolina Co ... full story
Sydney Evans, a freshman from Summerville, will succeed Tatiana Rosa as chair of the Council of Student Leaders (CSL) at Winthrop for 2009-10. As chair, Evans will serve as the student representative to Winthrop's Board of Trustees. Members of CSL, a ... full story
Summerville students inducted into Phi Kappa Phi at Winthrop UniversityTwo Summerville residents were inducted into the Winthrop University Chapter of the Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society during a recent ceremony in Barnes Recital Hall.Juniors Maree Carway, an early childhood education major, and Kathleen Thompson, ... full story
Seven Summerville students awarded CSU scholarshipsStephen Wilson, Demian Stillings, Jeff Havens, Mike Havens, Allison Martin, Jordan Stauffer and Michelle Priester of Summerville attended Premiere Day at Charleston Southern University March 28. These prospective students have been awarded the Dr. Ja ... full story
Local students make Oregon State honor rollThe following local students were named to Oregon State University’s honor roll for the winter term. From Goose Creek: Erienne L. Kriesch, Senior, Nuclear Engineering (Straight-A Average), April J. Robertson, Senior, Nuclear Engineering (3.5 or bette ... full story
Layonee Phillips of Ladson, an ECPI College of Technology’s Phi Theta Kappa member (a national honors organization), has been nominated to take part in a unique leadership development program across the globe. Phillips, an IT Network Security student ... full story
DD2 students awarded scholarships by Furman UniversityBlake Wood, a senior at Pinewood Preparatory School, and Mary “Rachel” Shelbourne, a senior at Summerville High School, have been named Hollingsworth Scholars at Furman University. Both students will join Furman’s freshman class this fall.The Holling ... full story
Dorchester natives recognized by Lander UniversityLander University announces its president’s list, dean’s list and freshman honor roll for fall 2008. Undergraduates who earned a grade point average of 4.0 out of a possible 4.0 are on the president’s list and those who earned a 3.5 to 3.9 are on the ... full story
More adults are returning to the classroom, and Charleston Southern University’s Bachelor of Management Arts program is making it easier for working adults to earn a college degree quickly.Students with an associate’s degree can earn a business manag ... full story
Cadets, active duty students honored for academic achievementThe Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, recently honored the following cadets and active duty military students, from Summerville, for academic excellence during the fall semester of the 2008-2009 academic year.Dean’s List recognition is ... full story
Summerville native joins Army ROTC Program at Hampden-SydneyFive freshmen at Hampden-Sydney College recently joined the Army ROTC Program and were awarded ROTC scholarships. This program is coordinated with the ROTC at the University of Richmond. It provides military training and offers leadership devel ... full story
The Derry Patterson Wingo School of Nursing at Charleston Southern University now holds the prestigious distinction of having the world’s most advanced wireless human patient simulator. The school of nursing at Charleston Southern is the only school ... full story
CSU freshmen hit the dorms In a time when most campuses are dominated by iPods, Bluetooths, cellular telephones—things that often make life less personal—the community’s involvement in Charleston Southern University’s (CSU) freshmen move-in day on Aug. 15 almost seemed old-fas ... full story
Trident Tech offer master’s programs Charleston-area science and engineering professionals can take master’s courses at Trident Technical College in partnership with Lehigh University. Courses will be offered in biology, chemistry, engineering and other disciplines. A new degree, Master ... full story
The School of Nursing at Charleston Southern University achieved a significant accomplishment with its recent graduating class – a 100 percent pass rate on the NCLEX-RN exam. The one hundred percent pass rate marks the second year in a row that the g ... full story
Trey Lewis, a recent graduate of Fort Dorchester High School, has been awarded a $6,000 scholarship through the Alcoa Foundation Sons and Daughters Scholarship Program. This scholarship is payable in four annual installments of $1,500 each.Lewis, who ... full story
Students were honored for their academic achievements and involvement in student organizations at Trident Technical College at the annual Awards Day ceremony held at the College’s Main Campus. Gilbert Cavazos and Nateshia Grimes received the highest ... full story
Students receive scholarships from Joye Law Firm Joye Law Firm, a North Charleston-based law firm, recently awarded four graduating seniors from area high schools with $2,500 scholarships to assist them with college expenses. The professionals at Joye Law Firm wish to congratulate this year's ... full story
CSU Students Study in ChinaIn June, eight Charleston Southern University students participated in a three-week study-abroad course, “Introduction to Chinese Culture,” held in the People’s Republic of China. The course, designed and directed by English Professor Dr. David E. Ph ... full story
Trident Tech offers free AutoCad demonstrationsDiscover what is new and improved in AutoCAD 2009 design and drafting software with free demonstrations at Trident Technical College. Sessions are held at the Continuing Education Center (Bldg. 910) on TTC’s Main Campus, 2001 Mabeline Rd., North Char ... full story
GED prep available at Trident Literacy Adults age 17 and up can get help preparing for the General Equivalency Diploma (GED), at Trident Literacy Association’s two Summerville sites.Students under 21 years old must provide a high school transcript and arrange a testing ... full story
Roberts, of Summerville, graduates college in New OrleansChristina Theresa Roberts, of Summerville, graduated cum laude from Xavier University of Louisiana, in New Orleans, La. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree.The school’s 81st annual commencement ceremony was held Saturday, May 10, at the Kiefer La ... full story
College NotesWest Point graduate to receive commissionCadet Mallary Rae Chritton of Summerville graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point on May 31, 2008. She will be commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the United States Army. Chritton is ... full story
ER Wait Times
- Most Viewed
- Most Commented
- Boy stolen from popular sculpture
- Dorchester teams notch wins in Week 1
- SC elementary school closed by mold
- 2-year-old Calif. boy killed by car in SC driveway
- South Carolina teacher wins national award
- Re-enactors keep memory of black Civil War troops
- Fort wins opener with Woodland
- Farm Fresh
- Dorchester 2 sets background check policy
- New Rotary Club chartered in Summerville
- Green Party US Senate candidate to open SC office
- More high surf, rip currents as Earl passes SC
- 2nd SC sheriff's deputy fired in inmate beating
- SC lawmaker wants to expand safe haven law
- Clemson LB Maye to have arthroscopic knee surgery
- Man arrested in 2005 shooting death of SC man
- Sheheen wants 5 SC governor debates with Haley
- Thieves steal forklifts, then steal ATMs in SC
- Santee Cooper sets comment period on proposed changes to residential leases
- Santee Cooper sets comment period on proposed changes to residential leases
- Educators take part in Santee Cooper energy series
- Santee Cooper organizes 'flash mob' to celebrate major milestone in energy efficiency
- Santee Cooper approves 2010 bond sale
- Santee Cooper President and CEO Lonnie Carter assumes APPA chairmanship
- Santee Cooper hosts annual dinner
- Santee Cooper’s GOFER celebrates 20 years
Poll Question
Which high school team are you cheering for this football season?
Columnists
Priest's Confessions
My son arrived home from college for the summer this past week, much to my delight. On Saturday, I a ...
Watts Line
We are now six months into the Great Boat Search. Four days from now we will return to Florida for t ...
Smith Says
Some people run triathlons; some people climb mountains. I conduct search and recovery missions. In ...
Inklings
It can happen to anybody. I’m an established lifelong klutz who’s taken innumerable tumbles. My husb ...
- Berkeley Ind.
- The Gazette
- Moultrie News
- Two killed in separate accidents
- Green Party US Senate candidate to open SC office
- More high surf, rip currents as Earl passes SC
- 2nd SC sheriff's deputy fired in inmate beating
- SC lawmaker wants to expand safe haven law
- Clemson LB Maye to have arthroscopic knee surgery
- Man arrested in 2005 shooting death of SC man
- Timberland football game suspended due to bomb threat
- Town passes first reading of 2010-2011 budget
- Store to Berkeley County: No bad eggs here
- Green Party US Senate candidate to open SC office
- More high surf, rip currents as Earl passes SC
- 2nd SC sheriff's deputy fired in inmate beating
- Sunday alcohol sales on November ballot
- Berkeley football star killed in single car crash
- Gators run wild in season opener
- School board candidates gear up for election
- Supervisor’s ‘SOS’ program begins at library
- Baxley, Moore marry in August ceremony
- Lady Knights leaning on young players
- Roper celebration sold out
- Charleston-area attorney purchases Woodlands Inn
- Charleston Cost of Living Index Below National Average
- A legend leaves Shem Creek, again
- VFW frying up the bacon and eggs
- BBQ and Bluegrass
- Living and believing: Dunlap to speak at Lifeworks Charleston
- ECCO celebrates its strong roots with a Hurricane Party and Fundraiser
- Oh, snap! Business license allows photographers on IOP
- Downward dog lovers, Yoga Marathon set for Oct. 9


