The Coastal Carolina University football team lost on Saturday, Sept. 30 at Georgia Southern University, resulting in their worst record since before the 2020 season, 2-3.
Comparatively to...
WCCU Radio, Coastal Carolina University’s radio station, is growing by incorporating a new sports network separate from their current stations.
WCCU Radio is a platform where students from...
The Coastal Carolina University women’s soccer team suffered a tough loss on their senior night against Arkansas State University Red Wolves on Oct. 1. This loss dropped their record to 3-7.
During...
Now, more than ever, it is important for student journalists at Coastal Carolina University to stick together.
In honor of National Newspaper Week from Oct. 1-7 this year, I want to take a moment...
Consumerism is a double-edged sword as we are constantly searching for items to elicit happiness, yet most items only result in short-term satisfaction.
According to a “Happiness and Consumption”...
As students stress over school, it can be challenging to focus on mental health and stability. Most people sacrifice either school in hopes of being mentally well, or their mental health in hopes of being...
This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, I would like to honor my grandmother, Nancy Garrison, who is a breast cancer survivor. Her diagnosis came as a shock, especially since she has already had leukemia.
According...
Coastal Carolina University students and faculty celebrated Banned Books Week from Oct. 1-7 with a symposium and an exposition in the Bryan Information Commons lobby.
The celebration brought...
Slayer is one of the most iconic thrash metal bands there is. You cannot go to a metal show without seeing multiple people with a big Slayer patch on the back of their vests.
Slayer gets a...
As of July 2023, Coastal Carolina University’s Division of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) changed its name to The Division of University Belonging and Student Affairs, according to Vice President...
The Coastal Carolina University board of trustees approved a 4% increase in out-of-state tuition, while in-state tuition remains steady per South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster’s orders.
Out-of-state...
