Life moves so quickly. Students are always running to the next class or meeting, stressing over that next test or paper. We are guided through life on an escalator packed with people, and continually going up. We cannot turn around, we cannot go back, we can only move with it. Every day we have…
Fashion: Fanny packs They’re convenient sure, but do we really want to look like confused tourists everywhere we go? Neon makeup Listen, I loved Glow as much as the next person, but the intense 80s vibes are getting to be a bit much. Excessive glitter I have two words for you: glitter butts….
Imagine: almost forty New York Italians all under one roof for 7 days. Well that’s my family during Thanksgiving. And yes, it’s exactly like what you’d imagine. Loud, crowded and there’s LOTS of food. We all play cards every night, there’s dance parties, competitions and sometimes just chilling around the kitchen singing our family’s favorite…
Farmer’s markets are the heart and soul of any good relationship between farmers and consumers. They present the opportunity to become more involved in local food culture and provide a feeling of connection between you and the environment around you. When you come face to face with local produce you see the varying beauty…
While City Bistro is under renovation, The College has invited a food truck popup to take place between Lightsey and New Student Programs. Tucked in the courtyard behind the bookstore you will find Root Note food truck operating on Nov. 27 and 29 from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. Root Note serves tacos and rice…
Brunch is something of a sacred tradition in Charleston. When you speak of it there is a near-unanimous recognition of its wonders. Entire Instagram pages are dedicated to colorful meals of waffles, bacon, sunny-side up eggs and avocado toast. Meals are so grand they inspire some to stand on their chair in the middle of…
Soup of the Day: Bourbon Posted by Charleston Wine + Food on Tuesday, March 13, 2018 Food brings people together. Charleston is very aware of the impact a little good hospitality and a delicious meal can have on tourists. The Charleston Food and Wine Festival is one week a year where people can gather around…
Hunger settles in the second you reach your gate, 30 minutes before your flight boards. The question of where to go for fast, yummy food instantly comes to mind. If you have a craving for coffee and sweets, then you’re in luck because the Charleston International Airport has two delicious cafes. Located in the central…
Twice a year, restaurants downtown participate in a food lover’s dream: Restaurant Week. With events beginning Sept. 7 and running through the 18th, Restaurant Week is devoted to giving all Charlestonians the chance to eat at their frequent favorites or to try a new eatery — all at a fixed price. Here are five places…
Every year it’s the same routine. For most of us, we crowd around a table decked out with a Butterball turkey, pillowy mountains of mashed potatoes, canned cranberry sauce and maybe some lightly sautéed (or microwaved) green beans. While these traditional spreads may hit the spot and satisfy your hunger, they can become dull year…
Hey CofC students, you better get out your “fat pants”, because if you attended the Charleston Food Truck Festival last Saturday, February 21st, you’ve probably gained a few pounds. Held at 1600 Meeting St, this event featured ten local Charleston food truck vendors including Roti Rolls, Caribbean Creole, Auto-Bahn, Diggity Donuts, Zombie Bob’s Pizza and…
It’s the last day of finals and social media reeks of tired students ready to ditch town and kiss every class they’ve had this semester goodbye. Final reminders of completing course evaluations (due today, coincidentally) flood our emails and we hastily go to fill them out. But somewhere in between the bubbles of “Agree” and…