Sarah Dano ’08 holds her breath during a shootout scene on CBS’s Blue Bloods. It’s not because she’s worried that Tom Selleck’s character will be shot: She’s just hoping his jacket is zipped throughout the entire scene. If she bites her lip when a tragedy unfolds on Lifetime’s Army Wives, it’s just because Catherine Bell
When she’s not touring the world with crooner Michael Bolton, trumpeter Cameron Harder Handel ’07 still can’t stop the music. The multitalented artist’s résumé includes play dates with Will Hoge, Seal, Crowfield and Sol Driven Train as well as a runner-up honor in Beyoncé’s touring band. But the road to such international success has been
Lindsay Shay Nixon '04 found that her kitchen made the perfect workplace.
Randy Bitting ’03 had never owned a computer. He had never stepped foot in the College’s Career Center. And he’d never had a successful interview. Here’s the irony: Three months after he graduated that May, he’d launched a technology for college career centers to help students practice their interviewing skills. InterviewStream – an online mock-interviewing
In Honduras, a land of poverty and unceasing violence, Suzy McCall ’79 delivers light, love and hope.
For U.S. Jazz Ambassador Clay Ross ’98, music has taken him all over the world.
Alumni, athletes and artists were the big winners for the College in the annual Charleston City Paper picks.
Donnie Exelbierd '04, Caitlin Shockley '04 and Nicholas Glover '05 met at the College.
Family gives $250,000 award to the College, Alums honored.
If the axiom “you are what you eat” holds true, then our children are in deep trouble. However, if one public health professor has her way, that’s all about to change. by Olivia M. Thompson ’99 Public health is everyone’s health. It affects each and every one of us. It matters. No matter where you
