Farm to Campus: Students Eat Local at CofC
From lettuce to eggs to milk, Dining Services uses a variety of locally produced food to feed CofC's students.
From lettuce to eggs to milk, Dining Services uses a variety of locally produced food to feed CofC's students.
Thinking about going vegetarian? Here are a few places on or near campus worth checking out.
Get to know the ever-present and popular "hotdog guy," Antelmo Garcia, owner of Angel's Food Service – a CofC campus fixture.
Instagram-worthy grain bowls come to the College of Charleston campus courtesy of Food Network celebrity and Iron Chef winner Cat Cora.
CofC alumnus Thai Phi will be taking the culinary creations from his campus-fixture food truck Pink Bellies to a new brick-and-mortar restaurant in Charleston.
Students new to the College of Charleston can enjoy a number of top-notch restaurants just blocks from campus. Junior Ellie Thomson dishes on the best spots to try for a quick bite or a long lunch.
Michael Shemtov '00 has opened one restaurant after another in Charleston. He's not stopping, and he's spreading across The South.
Sisters (and Cougars) Carolyn '10, Meg '12, Patty '14 and Charlotte Niemann have attracted more than 315,000 followers to their Instagram account Food In The Air.
Watch a video of College of Charleston Chef Tonya Mitchell competing on the Food Network's "Chopped" television series.
Campus executive chef Tonya Mitchell just became an even better cook, meaning tastier food is coming to campus.