Sarah Jones ’09 had a way of making things better – of inspiring people and bringing them together. She had the kind of bright energy that woke people up, got them moving. And, while she may no longer be with us, that energy is still going strong, pulling together a nationwide movement for better safety
There’s a theory in evolutionary biology hypothesizing that humans were born to run. When Ashley Arnold ’08 is running at her best, she seems to provide living proof of this theory. She’s blessed with an aerobic engine that throttles at top speed for hours on end. Her slight, board-rigid torso is mounted atop powerful, indefatigable
Artist Morgan Schemel '11 transported Charleston's best party across the Atlantic to the Netherlands.
The recently completed sensory garden at the College’s N.E. Miles Early Childhood Development Center was created as part of the Farm-to-School Initiative, an educational and outreach program housed at the College and funded by Boeing South Carolina.
Alumnus Jamie Weatherford '98 helps convicts turn their lives around through his family's nearly 100-year-old candy company.
Film director Megan Gural Oepen ’00 won a a Silver Dolphin Award at the Cannes Corporate Film and TV Awards for her creation of a short film for Chick-fil-A.
Griffin Peddicord '14 will soon debut an app that connects music listeners around the world.
They're carving a legacy: Alum brothers Ian ’03 and Colin McNair ’08 have created careers through the art, craftsmanship and family tradition of wooden duck decoys.
College students, alumni, faculty and staff are peppered among Charlie Magazine's list of the "50 Most Progressive" people making a positive impact on Charleston.
In addition to the fifty recent graduates, five faculty and staff members at the College also have earned the Global Scholars designation.
