The Division II league requires all teams and subsequent staff must be vaccinated. The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference has adopted a policy that emphasizes an aggressive COVID-19 policy for the upcoming season. All SIAC student-athletes, athletic related staff, coaches, officials, and auxiliary groups (e.g., coaches, officials, marching bands, dance & cheer) participating in SIAC-sponsored sports […]
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COLUMBIA, SC, July 19, 2021, Students at Benedict College can earn a bachelor’s degree in Esports Administration this fall. The new major consists of required core classes in Esports and Sports Management. Esports will be a part of the Health and Physical Education and Recreation (HPER) Department in the School of Education, Health, and Human
Ada Brown Belton has led the Tigers to Raise Over $1Million for the Seventh Consecutive Year Columbia, SC –July 2, 2021, Thanks to the world’s most generous alumni, the Benedict College Tigers proved there is financial strength in numbers. Amid the recovery from a worldwide pandemic, the BC Alumni broke their own record. Leading the
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Benedict College is mourning the loss of a student. Marlon Black, also a football player at the college in Columbia, was killed in a Sunday morning car crash. “My focus today is to focus on the life he lived, not the death. He lived an amazing life,” Benedict football coach Chennis Berry said Monday. “He was an
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The Benedict College family is heartbroken about the untimely death of Mr. Marlon Black. Unfortunately, Mr. Black succumbed to his injuries after an early Sunday morning car accident on I-77. Please join Benedict College in praying for its fallen Tiger, Mr. Black, #55. He was an offensive tackle on the Benedict College Football team. The
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Built in 1895, Morgan Hall was the home of five Benedict College Presidents. COLUMBIA, SC, May 19, 2021 Experience Columbia recently announced the destination’s first history-centered tourism trail. – Reconstructed: A Journey Through the Reconstruction Era in Columbia SC. The trail features eight stops including Benedict College, and highlights 10 post-Civil War trailblazers who provide a new perspective
The service will be virtual and streamed on the Benedict College website and social media pages on Friday, May 7th at 3 p.m. COLUMBIA, SC., April 30, 2021 Today, Benedict College announced that Gospel Singer, Entrepreneur, and Author Kierra Sheard-Kelly will be the Guest Speaker at the 2021 Benedict College Virtual Baccalaureate Services on Friday, May
Commencement Ceremony will be held 7:00 p.m., Saturday, May 8th at the Charlie W. Johnson Stadium COLUMBIA, SC., April 28, 2021, Ms. Tiffany D. Cross will be the keynote speaker for the 151st Commencement Convocation on Saturday, May 8th at the Charlie W. Johnson Stadium. Tiffany D. Cross is an on-air political analyst and cable
NEW YORK, NY & COLUMBIA, SC – April 15, 2021– Today, Benedict College Marching Tiger Band of Distinction, was selected to perform in the 2022 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade®, representing the state of South Carolina. This will mark the first Parade appearance by the band. The Benedict College Marching Tiger Band of Distinction will join
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