And just like that, the end of the semester is approaching, and some are graduating. For some, this moment feels bittersweet; for others it’s filled with excitement and anticipation. For a long time,...

We often move through campus focused on classes and responsibilities, rarely pausing to notice the communities forming around us. That changed on Feb. 19, when Sigma Delta Pi, Chapter Alpha Beta Sigma,...

The semester has already begun, and campus is once again full of movement, conversations, and new beginnings. Many of us are adjusting to new routines, reconnecting with friends, and slowly finding...

Can meaningful cultural learning happen without crossing borders? The answer is yes, though not without complexity.  For decades, study abroad has been considered the gold standard of cultural learning....

My name is Kareem Barbis, and I am the new Career Services Specialist! I am a two-time Coastal alumna and I am born and raised here in South Carolina. My undergraduate degree is in Psychology, and I...

When I performed in my first Broadway show, I was amazed by the detail in the costumes. In theatre, we talk about the “20-foot rule,” anything farther than 20 feet from the audience does not need fine...

I vividly remember being told that I needed to have everything figured out by my late 20s. That idea made me feel confused and pressured, as if every decision had to be the right one. But what is the right...

Life is beautiful, and unpredictable at the same time. Over the last few weeks, I have been thinking about how we are feeling. Do we ask for help when situations are difficult?  As a teacher, I see...