Twenty years ago this semester, the College of Charleston men’s basketball team shocked the basketball world, ushering in an era in which the name “giant killers” would become synonymous with our storied program. The date was January 16, 1993. Under the leadership of Coach John Kresse, the Cougars clobbered No. 8 Georgia Tech by a
President emeritus Ted Stern will be remembered as the College's modern-day founding father.
Daniel Cloy's story is one of sacrifice and perseverance in the face of some extraordinary odds.
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.
Life used to be a lot different for Jacob Raymond. Nearly six years ago, Raymond was serving as a military policeman in the National Guard in Baghdad. He rode in convoys during eight-hour patrols and Iraqi police training missions, always on the lookout for snipers. He slept in a warehouse that shook regularly from incoming
