Farewell For Now, David. We’ll Remember the Laughs…
Adjunct theater professor, playwright, actor and comedian David Lee Nelson '00 is leaving Charleston for Atlanta this summer after a three-year return to the Holy City.
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03, 2016
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03, 2016
Singer Brandi Carlile Coming to the College
Folk-rock singer Brandi Carlile will perform at TD Arena at 8:30 p.m. on May 30 as part of Spoleto Festival USA.
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02, 2016
Alum’s Newest Play Earns Rave Reviews, Sparks Dialogue
Evan Linder's '04 newest play – Byhalia, Mississippi – opened in January and immediately sparked conversations about race relations in the United States.
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01, 2016
I Want Your Job: Director of Special Events at Carnegie Hall
As director of special events at Carnegie Hall in New York City, Ginger Vallen ‘05 thrives in the fast-paced, high-pressure world of fundraising and event planning.
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01, 2016
Southern Landscape Painter Tackles New Challenge: The Desert
New York City artist Brian Rutenberg '87 recently completed a corporate commission for the headquarters of Arizona-based DriveTime.
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12, 2015
Professors Consider the Legacy of Mayor Joe Riley
College of Charleston professors examine Mayor Joe Riley's innumerable contributions to Charleston – from its quality of life and economy to its thriving arts community, history and culture.
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12, 2015
Top 6 Mayor Riley Moments at the College of Charleston
The College looks back on a few of the many important moments our university community has shared with Charleston Mayor Joe Riley during his 40-year tenure at the city's helm.
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12, 2015
CofC Theatre Professor Is Accomplished Voice Actor
In addition to her many stage and film acting credits, Associate Professor of African American Theatre and Performance Joy Vandervort-Cobb has enjoyed national success as a voice actor.
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11, 2015
Panel to Discuss Archival of Gifts and Donations to Emanuel AME Church
On Nov. 11, 2015, archivists, historians and others will discuss ways to preserve and manage the thousands of gifts and memorabilia that mourners and others left at Emanuel AME Church in the wake of the shootings.
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10, 2015
Remembering John Zeigler
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.