Monday’s renaming of the luncheon to the Dr. Emily Clyburn Memorial Brunch coincided with the kickoff of the Clyburn Foundations fundraiser in collaboration with the eight HBCUs in South Carolina.
Columbia International’s softball team were part of the day of service and helped out at Reconciliation Ministries.
“You’re not a number. Your professors are there for you. The opportunities to get involved in extracurricular activities is very important,” said Phyllis Thompson, NACDRAO executive secretary.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) – A large group of Benedict College students held an Anti-Gun Violence Walk around campus Tuesday, March 16th. A simple walk sending a loud message, reminding the community to put down the weapons and to remember those lost. “My daughter was kidnaped by people she knew and driven 46 minutes into the woods and gun down profusely,”…
Next Tuesday, the first African American Poet Laureate of Charleston will be the keynote speaker of the Induction of Scholars into the Benedict College Honors Program.
Tomorrow, the director of Black Lives Matter SC will meet with students at Benedict College to talk about the status of African Americans in the Palmetto State.
U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs Denis McDonough met with veterans, active-duty military and those receiving VA benefits at Benedict College.
Benedict College students are invited to attend the South Carolina’s Philharmonic’s ‘American Memories’ concert, including music from some of the first African American composures. The concert will be at the Koger Center for the Arts at 6:30 p.m. Saturday.
Benedict College is one of 15 HBCU’s selected to receive a big grant. The Propel Center selected 15 institutions total to receive a $3 million grant collectively.
With longer lines at some vaccination sites, Benedict College is offering free COVID-19 shots at the Charlie W. Johnson Stadium on Two Notch Road.
