Jenna Johnson

2 weeks ago | realitytvworld.com | Elizabeth Kwiatkowski |Jenna Johnson

Jenna Johnson has revealed how much the talented Dancing with the Stars professional partners make each season. "Do you get paid more for winning?" Kelly Stafford asked Jenna on the June 2 episode of "The Morning After" podcast. Jenna, 31, replied, "No," before sharing, "Whoever makes it to the finale, you all get paid up until then. And you do get a nice bonus." RELATED LINK: 'DANCING WITH THE STARS' PROS AND THEIR SIGNIFICANT OTHERS: WHO'S DATING OR MARRIED TO WHOM!?

1 month ago | baptistcourier.com | Jenna Johnson

Charleston Southern University held an official ribbon cutting ceremony May 5 at Summerville Airport in celebration of its purchase of Chucktown Flight Training, LLC. The Charleston Southern aeronautics program began in 2021 with 19 students and one faculty member and has grown to 170 students and several faculty members, all U.S. Air Force combat pilot veterans. President B.

1 month ago | baptistcourier.com | Jenna Johnson

Charleston Southern University hosted a ceremonial groundbreaking April 28 in celebration of the new residence hall construction set for this summer. The new building will mirror Barbara C. Mead Hall, built in 2019, and it will be completed by August of 2026 — in time to welcome Buccaneers for fall semester. The newest three-story suite-style residence hall will house 216 students.

Mar 11, 2025 | baptistcourier.com | Jenna Johnson

Charleston Southern University has launched a new scholarship program for Pell-eligible students pursuing STEM degrees, nursing, accounting, aeronautics, kinesiology, or education. The Palmetto Academic Excellence (PAE) Award, like Charleston Southern’s innovative Buc Promise program, covers tuition for all four years. However, for PAE-award eligible students, CSU will also cover housing and select meal plans for students in their sophomore, junior, and senior years.

Dec 11, 2024 | baptistcourier.com | Jenna Johnson

Charleston Southern University will complete its second construction phase to fill out the 28,000-square-foot science and engineering building. In conjunction with CSU’s rapid growth in engineering and aeronautics, the board of trustees unanimously approved the next phase of the project with completion expected in summer of 2025.