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Conservative activist back on campus

Emma Ioele, News Editor • April 16, 2026
Conservative activist Savannah Craven hosts an open mic event alongside Coastal Carolina University’s Turning Point USA chapter on Tuesday, returning months after her appearance at CCU’s campus Organizational Kickoff Day in January. Photo provided by Emma Ioele.
Craven organized a table inviting students to engage in debates and ask questions about current abortion and immigration policies. Photo provided by Emma Ioele.
Many students gathered to listen and participate, while CCU security monitored the area to ensure the event remained peaceful. Photo provided by Emma Ioele
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I’m a sophomore English major and the Editorial Associate for The Chanticleer. I hope to pursue writing, editing, and publishing as a career in the future. I am very excited for what life will bring me and the opportunities with The Chanticleer.