As junior Haley Royer stood up to start the show, she took a moment to examine the crowd. After six and a half months of planning, the Chi Omega philanthropy director realized her work had paid off: the Work it For Wishes fashion show was packed. Packed might even be an understatement. Almost 400 people came…
Do you ever wonder where the apple you are eating came from? Or what would happen if you tried to go a week without producing any waste? The Office of Sustainability Internship Program’s mission for students is to improve sustainability at the College, develop skills and gain experience as a student and as a professional….
What happens when you combine a Shakespearean play with a soap opera, and sprinkle in a few musical numbers that would even put the cast of “Glee” to shame?: “Empire.” While the Fox drama is only on its second season, the show has become an instant hit in the past couple of years, with viewers…
This past winter break, I spent two weeks backpacking in Guatemala. I met a variety of people from a variety of countries, none of whom had many good things to say about America. “I have no interest in ever going back,” said an elderly German man who last visited America when he was backpacking through…
Katherine Schofield remembers how it all started, dating back to January 2013. “I was already training here with the coach, in Isle of Palms. The assistant at the time, Arron Spencer, had come over to the courts to watch the kids play, so I met him and that’s how I learnt about the College of…
Everyone has seen or heard of Coachella, the spring music festival that invades social media for a week every year. Photos of celebrities dressed to the nines, crazy light shows, giant sculptures, and the biggest artists performing makes music festivals seem fairly unrealistic. In reality, music festivals are actually much more feasible than they appear, and…
Richard Krantz Jr., the Fire and EMS Chief at the College of Charleston, was arrested Saturday, April 9 and charged with domestic violence. Police arrested Krantz at his home in Folly Beach after receiving a 911 call from a neighbor. College spokesman Mike Robertson told The Post and Courier that “due to privacy issues, we cannot comment…
