Campus Happenings
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The Bernie Sanders Campaign Is Back
Amidst cheering crowds and bright blue signs, Senator Bernie Sanders ascended the podium proudly at his March 14th rally in…
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Politics with Pavlinec: The Biden Predicament
Vice President Joe Biden’s recent conduct has drawn headlines, interviews and discussion to determine if his behavior with women is…
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Come Check Out the College of…
Once a month, a portion of George Street closes down to accommodate the College’s first and only Farmer’s Market, orchestrated…
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Cougars Baseball vs Dallas Baptist
This past weekend, the College of Charleston Baseball team faced off against the Dallas Baptist Patriots at home in a 3-game series. The Cougars would win the first game, 4-3. The guys grabbed the lead early, with 4 runs in the 2nd inning. Center fielder Chris Graham led the team with 2 RBIs from his…
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Delphine Minoui Gives Voice To The Voiceless
On April 9th, the College of Charleston hosted Delphine Minoui for a speech and book signing. As an international reporter committed to “giving a voice to the voiceless,” Minoui has written multiple books which take place in the Middle East, where she’s lived for much of her life. Her book, “I’m Writing You From Tehran,”…
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The Story of “Us”: Movie Review
“Mom, there’s a family in our driveway….and they want to kill us.” Jordan Peele’s newest horror film, Us, premiered on March 22nd this year. Much like his predecessor, Get Out, Peele’s second film has made a lasting impression on its audience and the horror genre as a whole. It has already become the third most…
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The Bernie Sanders Campaign Is Back
Amidst cheering crowds and bright blue signs, Senator Bernie Sanders ascended the podium proudly at his March 14th rally in the Royal Family Life Center in North Charleston. It’s been less than a month since the seventy-seven year-old senator announced his second candidacy for President of the United States. Senator Sanders first campaigned in 2016…
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Politics with Pavlinec: The Biden Predicament
Vice President Joe Biden’s recent conduct has drawn headlines, interviews and discussion to determine if his behavior with women is in the vein of borderline creepy, harmless and a product of a socially inept man, or a sign of a deeper problem that would damage his impending presidential race. The spark for this discussion comes…
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Come Check Out the College of Charleston Farmer’s Market!
Once a month, a portion of George Street closes down to accommodate the College’s first and only Farmer’s Market, orchestrated by CofC student Adelaide Bates. In coalition with the Office of Sustainability and CofC Dining Service, the Farmer’s Market provides fresh, local produce for purchase and includes tables to promote some of CofC’s programs…
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ExCEL Awards 2019
The Multicultural Student Programs and Services office honored 30 college community members last Wednesday during their annual ExCEL awards ceremony. The awards ceremony was held in the Stern Center ballroom on the fourth floor. The event was jam-packed as almost one hundred nominees, and their friends and loved ones filled up the ballroom. While the…
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Black History Month In Review
Black history Month, a time of celebration or controversy? The month of February has solemnly come to a close, and so goes this years celebrations of black history. This year’s black history month has been a rollercoaster. In fact, Don Lemon and Trevor Noah go as far as labeling February 2019 as “the worst Black…
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Boyscott: From Brainchild to Band
Boyscott is an alternative pop band that was born in Nashville and is now based in Connecticut. Despite beginning as a collection of bedroom recordings, their 2015 release, Goose Bumps, has garnered millions of Spotify streams and Bandcamp downloads. Over the past three years, the album has stayed fresh within a changing band lineup diversifying…
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Women’s Ultimate Frisbee Team Takes on Southerns
College of Charleston’s women’s ultimate frisbee club team was off to a rough start Saturday morning at their tournament in Statesboro, Georgia. After losing to Wisconsin Eau Claire University 3-11 and The University of Maryland 0-13, the team improved as the tournament progressed, losing only 7-8 against Emory and 6-7 against Georgia Tech. The team…
Letter to the Editor
To The Editor: While I disagree with his conservative-Republican political and economic views about 95% of the time, I happen to agree with something that Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson says in his recent book. The gist of his position is that the women of 2019 in our country seem to dislike men overall much…
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CAB’s International Women’s Day Dinner
The Cougar Activities Board invited students to Stern Gardens on March 8th for dinner in honor of International Women’s Day. Walking up to Stern it was a clear, cool night and the first thing that stood out against the lawn were votives full of happy yellow flowers. To the left was pasta, drinks and cookies;…