In an email to the student body Friday morning, the College of Charleston's Office of Student Life announced a concert from top-40 musician Jason Mraz. cisternyard.com first broke the story late Thursday on Twitter.

Many students like to test out what the work force is like early by completing an internship, and some majors even require one. It looks good on resumes and prepares students for the real world. The Career Center says students still have a chance to land summer 2010 internships.

With the end of the semester approaching, it is time to get the campus clean again. Twenty-two students from the Student Government Association, Student Alumni Association and Phi Gamma Delta  (FIJI) gathered April 18 to help with the SGA neighborhood sweep.

An employee told Public Safety his iPod Touch was stolen while he was at lunch April 5. The employee says he left the iPod on his desk in his office at 284 King St. just after noon, and it was gone when he returned at 1 p.m

The R.E.A.C.H.  (Realizing Educational and Career Hopes) program is starting during the fall semester to serve mild to moderately intellectually disabled students at the College.

C of C students recently placed their votes in the Student Government Association elections, yet much of the work that goes into SGA jobs remains behind the scenes.

Two weeks ago Congress passed, and President Barack Obama subsequently signed into law, a bill designed to overhaul the health insurance industry. Most of the coverage of this law has focused on the politics of the passing; some have dealt with real world impacts; almost none have focused on the specific impacts to college students.

The renovations students see on Randolph Hall and the Cistern are only the surface of recent developments in the center of the campus. Workers descended into the Cistern last week to check piping and found more than 20 skeletons decaying amidst the unused pipes.

Renovations continue on three of the main buildings surrounding the Cistern, but the traditional presence of the yard will not be affected for commencement this May.

A proposal to be unveiled Thursday will forever immortalize SGA President John Capelle on the C of C campus. Capelle’s effigy will be carved in marble and displayed on a pedestal on Rivers Green.

Given the current economic climate, many seniors are nervous about their post-graduation plans. However, according to Denny Ciganovic, C of C’s Career Center director, with the right guidance and some flexibility finding that first job is not impossible.