Student Body President Yendi Lark had a vision. As a child, Yendi was bullied because of her hair. Encouraging others to embrace their natural hair is really important to her. She wanted to create a project to celebrate the significance of hair in Black culture by highlighting the unique hair textures of those identifying as Black.
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Sophomore Stephanie Winborne is navigating the challenges of being a college student while actively researching for a more significant cause. As an advocate driven by a personal connection to mental health awareness, she aims to shed light on the complexities of mental health through her research.
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Coker University has earned the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Student-Athlete Community Service Award for 2024. Coker won the Division II honors with 92% of the athletes participating in volunteer work with a total of 7,574 hours.
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After graduating from Coker University, Brittany Henderson stayed in Hartsville, SC, and transformed her personal challenges into an opportunity to serve her community.
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After running a marathon, a break is on most people’s minds. But for Tyler Senecal ‘13, he was thinking about the next big thing. Climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro.
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First-time freshmen can now apply to Coker University through the Common Application (Common App), a platform used by over 1,000 institutions globally. This change aligns with Coker’s commitment to removing barriers for students by making the application process more accessible and maintaining a no-fee policy.
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The Coker University Men’s Soccer team capped an unforgettable season with their first NCAA Division II Sweet Sixteen appearance since joining the South Atlantic Conference. Highlights included a 13-game winning streak, 51 goals (a program record), and being named South Atlantic Conference (SAC) Regular Season Co-Champions.
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Students Kenny Bell, Rachel Grove, and Caroline Myers were selected to attend the prestigious S-STEM Scholars & PI Meeting in Chicago this November. The conference, which drew over 1,700 participants from across the nation, provided an invaluable opportunity for these students to network with peers, learn from industry experts, and gain exposure to cutting-edge research.
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First-year Vocal Performance major Cole Chase-Cochrane won first place in the Musical Theatre category for Non-Traditional Students at the South Carolina National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) Student Auditions held at Newberry College this October. Cole’s victory advances him to the Regional level of the competition.
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Congratulations to the Capstone Philosophers, a team of students from the BUS490 School of Business Capstone class, for achieving a Global Top 10 ranking in the GLO-BUS Simulation for two consecutive weeks! Competing against 2,994 teams from approximately 150 universities worldwide, they secured the #9 spot for Overall Game-to-Date Score.
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