THE CHANTICLEER

Local protesters refuse to let democracy die

Leea Port, Editor-in-Chief • September 3, 2025

This Labor Day over 60 community members, many being Coastal Carolina University students and professors, gathered with signs on the sidewalks of U.S. Highway 544 near campus for an anti-authoritarianism...

Reconstructing philosophy

Brooke F. Bromberg, Campus Desk Editor • March 22, 2023

The Jackson Family Center for Ethics and Values presented “Making Sense of the Sexist History of Philosophy” with Carol Hay, a philosopher and professor at the University of Massachusetts Lowell. Graduate...

High Fashion and Comfortability

Trent Fitch, Reporter • February 20, 2023

Coastal Activities Board (CAB) hosted “A Night of Lovely Mystery,” a masquerade sneaker gala, on Feb. 18 in honor of Valentine's Day. All students had to do to attend the event was scan their...

Gullah Geechee Day this weekend

Dyneira Brown, Reporter • February 20, 2023

The Horry and Georgetown counties are gathering Feb. 25 to celebrate their third annual Gullah Geechee Community Day. This event allows others to engage in the wide-ranging traditions of African culture....

Preserving history with Douglass Day celebration

Shyanne Bellamy and Sazie Eagan, Reporters • February 20, 2023

The Digital Culture and Design (DCD), English, and Interdisciplinary Studies (IDS) departments celebrated Douglass Day with three campus events on Tuesday, Feb.14. The events honored the life and...

Career Services’ Spring 2023 Career Fair

Joshua Carroll, Editor in Chief • February 20, 2023

Career Services will be hosting the Spring 2023 Career Fair on Wednesday, March 1 from 2-5 p.m. in the Williams-Brice Physical Education Center. The fair will feature a variety of employers, including...

Just Plain Killer’s fight against the opioid epidemic

Madison Sharrock, Assistant Editor • February 20, 2023

Just Plain Killers is a South Carolina Department of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services initiative to fight the opioid epidemic. Coastal Carolina University students may recognize the initiative from...