From alumni winning 100-mile trail races or getting captured in the Battle of the Bulge to the people working behind the scenes to make the College run, the people featured in the summer issue are all worth celebrating.
Google awarded a total of $375,000 to local community organizations, including the Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture.
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.
For the past three years, two College of Charleston students have helmed Peer Assistance Leaders, to help protect other students from dangerous nightlife-related situations.
"Hush Harbor: An Exhibition of Student Designs for a Monument to the Courage of Those Who Suffered During the Atlantic Slave Trade" is opening on May 6 in the third-floor hallway of the Albert Simons Center for the Arts. The design proposals, a project for an art history course, are for a memorial to be installed outside the future International African American Museum on Charleston Harbor.
Four College of Charleston students are working behind the scenes with editors from Time, Inc., magazines to photograph a new event that promotes Charleston.
Don't miss out on the College of Charleston Sailing Program's community sailing classes this summer.
College of Charleston experts offer tips for runners in the Cooper River Bridge Run.
Charleston Fashion Week is a College of Charleston affair, with several alumni and current students represented in different roles.
Clyde the Cougar has tips on how to enjoy the Southeasten Wildlife Expo in Charleston this weekend.
