Campus Happenings
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Update on the College’s Mumps Outbreak
According to an update from the College of Charleston’s President Andrew Hsu, the College has now confirmed 43 cases of…
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Bicyclist who flipped off Trump wins…
Juli Briskman, a 52 year old Viriginian, was elected as the supervisory-elect for the Algonkian District on November 5th, 2019.…
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SC man Sentenced to 10 Years…
On Wednesday, Nov. 6 South Carolina resident and restaurant owner Bobby Paul Edwards was sentenced to 10 years in prison…
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Update on the College’s Mumps Outbreak
According to an update from the College of Charleston’s President Andrew Hsu, the College has now confirmed 43 cases of mumps on campus since the first outbreak in late Sept. Although most of these cases are no longer contagious, it is important that all students take measures to prevent further spread of the disease. The…
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Cougars Fall to Oklahoma State At Home
On November 4, the College of Charleston men’s basketball team squared off against Big 12 Conference opponent Oklahoma State in front of a packed home crowd. The Cougars lost to the Cowboys in a blowout, 73-54. The first half of the game was a tough defensive battle between the two teams. It was a low…
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Bicyclist who flipped off Trump wins office in Virginia
Juli Briskman, a 52 year old Viriginian, was elected as the supervisory-elect for the Algonkian District on November 5th, 2019. Briskman first became famous in 2017, as the cyclist who flipped off President Trump’s motorcade as he left his golf course in Potomac Falls, VA. After telling her boss at the government contracting firm where…
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SC man Sentenced to 10 Years After Enslaving Mentally Disabled Black man
On Wednesday, Nov. 6 South Carolina resident and restaurant owner Bobby Paul Edwards was sentenced to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to enslaving Christopher Smith, a black man with an intellectual disability for five years. Smith worked for Edwards at his restaurant in Conway, South Carolina and was forced to work upwards of…
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Charleston Miracle’s First Push Day- What You Need to Know
Charleston Miracle’s first push day is coming up tomorrow, and their executive board has planned a ‘CORAL Cart Clash’ on Tuesday, November 12th, to raise money. A push day is a day full of fundraising activities to try and collect a significant amount of money in a short amount of time. Charleston Miracle’s goal for…
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Canada is Crumbling
In a country known for its crystal clear lakes, Canada, making more than a few negative headlines this year, has found that over a third of its tested drinking and cooking water is contaminated with lead. It was not Canada that uncovered the crisis, but rather a team of over 100 investigative journalists from across…
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Home Opener vs USC Upstate
On Tuesday, the College of Charleston men’s basketball team were home to start the season against USC Upstate. The Cougars won in a blowout, 74-55. To start the game, Senior guard Grant Riller scored the Cougars first seven points against USC Upstate. The first half of the game was tight as USC Upstate had an…
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In Memory of Alexis Davis
On Tuesday, Nov. 5th, the College of Charleston was informed that Senior Alexis Davis suddenly passed away over the weekend. Davis was a Hospitality and Tourism major with a minor in French and a very accomplished student at the College. She had a perfect 4.0 GPA, was a Schottland Scholar and a member of the…
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College Update: 18 Total Cases of Mumps
According to an update from the College of Charleston, as of Thursday Oct. 31 there are 18 confirmed cases of Mumps on campus; seven of which have been diagnosed and confirmed in the past week. As of right now “the vast majority of these cases are no longer infectious,” according to the update released by…
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CofC Alumna Hits It Out Of The Park
Hannah Broder graduated in May and is now covering the Nationals’ progression in the World Series. As a student at the College of Charleston, Hannah Broder undoubtedly made her mark as a student journalist. After spending the first two years of her college experience as a photographer for the College’s baseball team, Hannah then became…
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Men’s Soccer Falls to JMU
Saturday, the College of Charleston men’s soccer team were home to face off against conference foe, James Madison University. The Cougars lost the match 3-1. JMU scored twice in the first half with two goals from Manuel Ferriol, one of which came from a free kick. Senior Kevin Harris scored the Cougar’s only goal in…
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Andrew T. Hsu Inaugurated as the College’s 23rd President
On Friday, Oct. 25th under the spanish moss growing on the live oaks in The Cistern Yard, Andrew Toming Hsu was inaugurated as the 23rd president of the College of Charleston. With multiple guest speakers including Mayor of Charleston John Tecklenburg, Provost of Georgia Tech Rafael Bras and Student Government Association President George Hicks, President…