Administration

Communications

U.S. Rep. Luetkemeyer hosts forum at C-SC
Thursday, April 28, 2011

• Helsabeck and Reuling Teaching Honors for 2013
• Culver-Stockton's 157th Commencement Ceremony and the 2013 graduates
• Students recognized for academic, personal and athletic achievement during Annual Honors Day
• Culver-Stockton to present two honorary degrees at the 2013 Commencement
• New Members Inducted Into C-SC Chapter of Alpha Chi National College Honor Society
• Business Leadership Exchange provides students with valuable firsthand knowledge
• Residence Hall at Culver-Stockton to be renamed
• Three Culver-Stockton students advance to national-level in business competition
• 157th Commencement Speaker Chosen
• Men's Basketball finishes record season with national tournament appearance
• The 2013 Winners of the Pillars for Excellence Scholarship Competition
• Culver-Stockton Nationally Recognized for Community Service
• Ziegler Hall undergoing complete renovation
• Culver-Stockton professor's recent sabbatical
• Culver-Stockton to offer online MBA program
• Culver-Stockton professor and student recognized by national business organization
• C-SC professor chosen as panelist for Missouri Arts Council
• Culver-Stockton College marks 160 year anniversary
• December donations to C-SC highest in five years; second best in a decade
• Fall 2012 President's List, Dean's List and Honor Roll
• Students raise funds to donate supplies to children in Belize
• Culver-Stockton Library reaching out to bridge reading gap through addition of children’s wing
• C-SC Ranked in Top 4 Percent in Nation of Most Technologically Connected Campuses
• 2012 fall 3-week term
• Informative session by Peace Corp and Non-Profit veterans hosted on campus
• John “Jack” Kanne Honored at 2012 Homecoming
• Caly (Kite) Cramsey Honored at 2012 Homecoming
• Educators Honored During 2012 Homecoming
• EducationTechnology Lab Dedicated
• Mock Trial Team Earns Highest Finish Ever at ISU Tournament
• Criminal Justice and Business Departments Sponsor Interactive Murder Mystery for Local High School Students
• Culver-Stockton Ranked 20 in the Nation by Washington Monthly for Baccalaureate Schools