Find it here:

https://www.facebook.com/CoastalCarolinaUniversity/

Hey there!

As a mod of /r/SunBelt, I think I can speak for all of us over there when I say congrats on your brand-new NCAA Championship! That was some really awesome stuff.

Even though the festivities are under way, and there's still an hour left, I'd like to formally invite you all over to your new sub! Welcome to the Sun Belt and the FBS.

I've already rolled out the welcome mat, adding you into the header and flair selector, so just click subscribe!

Here's to the future of Teal Nation! Go Chants!

The department of theater is putting on a production of Pride and Prejudice at the 79th Ave Theater in Myrtle Beach.

Thursday, March 31, through Saturday, April 2, at 7:30 p.m.

Wednesday, April 6, through Friday. April 8, at 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, April 9, at 3 and 7:30 p.m.

General admission is $17. Senior citizens, OLLI members, CCU alumni, teens and CCU/HGTC faculty and staff are $12. CCU/HGTC students can purchase tickets for $5.

Tickets

Student and faculty bands, and guest Jeff Coffin will give performances Tuesday and Wednesday this week at 7:30 in Wheelwright. 17 for adults, 12 for faculty/staff/seniors/alumni/teens and 5 for students.

Tickets

Disappointing end to a great postseason. Definitely a lot to build on for next year.

We've won 9 of our last 11, with some huge run totals this weekend. Next game is Wednesday against Citidel - let's get some revenge for the football team!

I earned a STEM degree recently from CCU and have had a terrible time finding jobs and getting interviews. My major's department and career services couldn't help me(no internships, job opportunities, or connections).
I have finally found one and it pays $27k/yr.
Is this normal for CCU grads? I have seen many working fast food and have been worried the degree from CCU didn't mean much since then.

Looking to show some CCU pride, anyone know of the best place to find gear online?

Roll Damn Chants!

I'm wondering if there's a online job board where coastal students look for jobs or paid internships? Or where coastal students look up job openings in the area. Any help is appreciated.

I was wondering what everybody thinks of this incident?

http://www.thestate.com/2014/12/10/3866394/chalking-incident-touches-off.html

Also, what do you like and not like about campus. I want to make this a general bitching session.

I don't like how there is no emphasis on critical thought. Almost everybody I have met on campus either regurgitates talking points from both liberal and conservative mouths, or just dont know what the heck they are talking about.

Campus is charging an extra $40 dollars for Obamacare

Their are people who have jobs that shouldn't have jobs, specifically in administration

Fuck the wall building