The March 26 issue of The Chanticleer featured a column written by Senior Lecturer of English Sara Sobota, encouraging students to enroll in the ENGL*392/COMM*361 course next fall. Not only do we agree...

The Chanticleer Newspaper has introduced the new incoming positions for the fall semester of 2026, as well as a change to our print schedule. The Chanticleer will be going from a bi-weekly print issue...

In the Feb. 5 issue of The Chanticleer, we covered the second annual Humanities Week. This year's humanities week focused on the “Humanities at work,” which allowed students and faculty to moderate,...

We at The Chanticleer are excited to introduce our fourth candidate program this spring semester. We are currently looking for reporters, graphic designers and photographers. The candidate program is a...

In the Nov. 13 issue, The Chanticleer wrote an article titled, “The fight for life continues across campus,” covering the recent protest against the Palmetto State Abortion Fund and CCU’s Women...

In the Oct. 30 issue, The Chanticleer wrote an article titled "Professor brings Bhai Tika to Coastal,” covering the garland making event held on campus that taught attendees about a Nepali...

In the Oct. 16 issue, The Chanticleer wrote an article titled “Faculty senate raises free speech concerns as CCU sees historic enrollment.” This article covered October’s monthly Faculty Senate...

In the Oct. 2 issue, The Chanticleer wrote an article titled, “‘CCU Pisser’ aims for fame” which covered the “CCU Pisser,” and reported on what many would consider unusual: an anonymous student...

Investing thousands of dollars a semester in our education just to be gaslit by university administrators is not what we had in mind, yet here we are.   Pagán Smith stated that students’ referring...

Nice to meet you, Chants! We are The Chanticleer, a student run newspaper organization (that’s right, we’re just like all of you) serving as the mirror, watchdog and marketplace for Coastal Carolina...

At The Chanticleer, we work diligently to ensure material is of the highest journalistic standard possible. We strive to inform the local community about things that may directly or indirectly affect...