From 7:30 p.m. Friday night until 8:30 a.m. Saturday morning, Dance Marathon participants stayed on their feet in TD Arena for 13 hours to benefit MUSC Children’s Hospital and Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. “Very tiring, but worth it,” was how participant Raychel Simpson described the night when I spoke to her the next day, “I…
The following is courtesy of CofC Athletics Communications: Sophomore Valerie Cassell threw her first career no-hitter to embark the Cougars towards a convincing doubleheader sweep of South Carolina State at Patriots Point on Tuesday afternoon. CofC (7-7 overall) outhit the Bulldogs, 28-2, en route to 10-0 and 12-0 run-rule induced victories. Cassell (Edison, N.J.) denied the…
The first week of March is notoriously like the last week of February, that is to say, the weather most everywhere really sucks. What is a CofC student to do when the weather in the Deep South is still less than optimal for sun, beaches and tanning? Go farther south. New Orleans is the spot…
Living in Charleston, it is easy to feel overwhelmed by the number of experiences expected to fit into a mere four years. Classes aside, there are museums to see, galleries to peruse, shops to sample, and, most importantly, food to eat. It is easy enough to make time for an occasional dinner date with a…
