Don't tell me the sky's the limit when there are footprints on the moon: It’s one of Sophia Emetu’s favorite quotes. Singer Paul Brandt’s lyrical line speaks to her hopefulness, her belief in setting goals and reaching them, her confidence in her own limitless potential. She knows she’s going to go far, that she’ll continue to
Tiny is huge right now. In fact, there’s a whole movement of people looking to minimize their spaces in order to maximize their lives. For one alumna, she discovered firsthand that big things can come in small packages. by Maura Hogan ’87 I landed a spot on national television for the smallest thing I have
Jack Huguley ’72 has experienced quite a bit of change during his 10 years as the College’s director of alumni relations. He’s served under three presidents, attended the ribbon cuttings of many significant additions to campus (e.g., the Addlestone Library, the new science center and TD Arena) and has seen the alumni ranks grow by more than
He doesn’t wear a cape. He doesn’t have a superpower. He doesn’t have some kind of time machine or crystal ball. What James Hodge ’89 does have, however, is the capacity to help save and improve millions of lives around the globe. As a public health lawyer and a national expert on emergency legal preparedness
The Bishop Robert Smith Society is comprised of donors who have made lifetime philanthropic commitments of $1 million or more to benefit the College.
Krista Ellis Bannister '92, who was diagnosed with breast cancer when she was 30, remains active in the battle against the disease.
School of Business alum Chris Lennert ’94 is chief operating officer and a minority owner of Left Hand Brewing Company in Longmont, Colo.
One of the College's most generous supporters, John A. Zeigler Jr., died on Friday at the age of 103. A memorial celebration will be held in the Recital Hall of the Simons Center at 3 p.m. on Oct. 17.
Alexander Lumans '06 spent three frigid yet exhilarating weeks aboard a tall ship sailing through the Arctic Circle.
See which alumni made The Charleston Regional Business Journal’s Forty Under 40 list, which highlights people whose commitment to their professions and communities is helping the Charleston region to thrive.
