Associate professor of Portuguese and Spanish Luci Moreira just returned from a study abroad trip to her native Brazil, host of the World Cup. She says the country comes to a virtual standstill when soccer is being played.
As a player, Antonio Reynolds Dean helped lead the University of Rhode Island to the Elite Eight in the 1998 NCAA tournament. The former assistant coach at Northeastern University was recently named assistant men's basketball coach at the College.
When the NBA's Charlotte Hornets moved to New Orleans in 2002, College of Charleston alumnus John Morgan '04 was stung by the loss of his hometown team. So he and thousands of other Hornets fans fought to get their team back.
Communication students have planned an event for entrepreneurs to pitch their business ideas. The event takes place at 6 p.m. on June 19 at Holy City Brewery in Charleston.
Alumnus, comedian and playwright David Lee Nelson '00 will premiere his new play "Folly Beach" at Pure Theatre in Charleston July 11 – Aug. 2.
Thai Phi graduated from the College's MBA program in 2012. His Pink Bellies Vietnamese Kitchen is parked near campus at Calhoun and St. Philip streets.
The U.S. won its first match, but you're still not tempted to watch the 2014 World Cup. Here are a few more reasons to tune in, courtesy of two College of Charleston soccer coaches.
Three alumni have turned a business class project into a new taxi service that transports passengers on Folly Beach in solar-powered golf carts.
Freshman Bailey Ober continues to rack up accolades for his remarkable season on the mound. On Tuesday Ober was named Freshman Pitcher of the Year by the Collegiate Baseball Writers Association.
The College of Charleston made an immediate impact in the Colonial Athletic Association during its first year as a member. Athletic Director Joe Hull says next year promises to be even more exciting.
