An armadillo, a cave bear and a saber-tooth cat can all call the new sciences and mathematics building home in the natural history museum, located on the third floor.

Chances are you’ve seen someone sporting a colorful hand-woven bracelet or have bought one yourself from the Pulsera Project. Yes, you know that your purchase is helping some kids somewhere (and looks great with your tan), but now you can learn exactly where your bracelet came from and where your money is going with tonight’s premiere of “Pulsera.”

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 announcement of the retirement of Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens brings with it another bitter partisan fight, similar to the nomination process of Justice Sonia Sotomayor.

The South Carolina Association of Certified Public Accountants is currently accepting applications through June 1 for its 2010-2011 scholarship program. Last year, 18 students representing nine colleges and universities received $19,000 from SCACPA’s Educational Fund.

C of C sororities have traditionally recruited freshmen and newly interested girls the first week of school. For the fall of 2010, however, the Panhellenic Council is moving recruitment up a week, beginning before classes start.

It’s tempting to think of college campuses as islands of enlightenment, places where students embrace new ideas, people and cultures without the specter of hate hanging overhead.

Cullowhee, N.C. - Junior outfielder Kristi Woodall’s three-RBI day helped lead the College of Charleston (15-18, 5-6) to a convincing 17-3 victory over Western Carolina (5-32, 1-13) in the final game of a Southern Conference softball series. C of C pounded out a season-high 17 runs on 16 hits, which was one shy of their season best.

The breathy back-and-forth vocals and simmering erotic tension that suffuse the debut album “xx” by the British indie band The xx might lead you to think that singers Romy Madley Croft and Oliver Sim are more than just friends.

So, you’re ready to move out of the dorms. It’s time to live without the sign-in sheets, the guest announcements, the routine room checks and the stove-less kitchens. Living off campus is a wonderful thing, in that respect, but finding this wonderful off-campus new home can be tricky if you don’t know where to look and what to look for.

The Charleston Farmers’ market returned to Marion Square April 3, and there was color everywhere. Between the fresh vegetables, new spring flowers and local arts and crafts there was a lot take in.