Another weekend, another festival. The James Island County Park is where it’s at this weekend. Whether you’re an expert with a paddle, or have yet to step into a canoe, the Canoe & Kayak Festival has classes, lectures and demonstrations for you. You don’t necessarily have to bring your own equipment, but it would be…
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The Charleston Air Expo
So far this Spring, Charleston has been home to food, fashion and races. Many of our sense have been satiated (taste at the Wine & Food Festival, sight at the Fashion Week, and touch at the Flowertown Festival). Now, grab your earplugs because the Charleston Air Expo is this Saturday at the Joint Base Charleston…
A Charleston Affair
If you’re ready for a party, you won’t have to wait long. Next Saturday, College of Charleston students, alumni, faculty and staff will gather in the Cistern Yard for the annual Alumni Association gala. A Charleston Affair is a three-hour event complete with food, drinks and a live band, and is always a great time…
Get Outside!
Earlier this month, I laid out Charleston’s agenda for the Spring. I hope you’ve taken advantage of the events and beautiful weather. But if you haven’t, there are three events scheduled for this weekend and the weather should be sunny and around 70*. Choose your level of participation: you can take a stroll, take a…
The Bridge Run & Downtown
The 33rd annual Cooper River Bridge Run is this Saturday. If you’re new to the area and hope to go downtown, be aware that navigating the streets by car (and even foot) will be a little tricky. Below is an email sent out by the College of Charleston Chief of Police listing street closures. Plan…
It’s (nearly) Springtime in Charleston!
Even though we got the most snow anyone’s seen in over 20 years in this city, Charleston doesn’t quite have four seasons. Not that my hometown of Buffalo really has four equal seasons either, but that’s beside the point. Right around the beginning of March, the coastal breeze drifts through this historic with a different…
Taking a Class at the North Campus?
Are you one of the lucky graduate students making use of the College of Charleston’s North Campus? Students in various education and communications programs, for example, often have at least one or two classes at the North campus. Many students are often surprised at the breadth of services available to them there. Along with both…
Charleston Association of Grant Professionals
The Charleston Association of Grant Professionals is meeting this evening from 5:45 until 7:30 at the Charleston County Public Library on Calhoun Street. John Sands, the Director of the Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelly Foundation will speak on writing proposals for the arts and the environment. The next meeting will be December 8th and will be…
Repairing the heart of campus
Remember that time I flew the South Carolina Flag out the Dean’s window, just because I could? Well, it looks like the chances of that happening again are minimal. Randolph Hall is rumored to be the oldest American building still in use in all of academia. It survived earthquakes, hurricanes and wars. Numerous movies and…
SC high court orders Gov. Sanford to take money
By JIM DAVENPORT of the Associated Press COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) – South Carolina’s Supreme Court ordered Gov. Mark Sanford on Thursday to take $700 million in federal stimulus money aimed primarily at struggling schools. The decision brings a likely end to months of wrangling between the nation’s most vocal anti-bailout governor and legislators who accused…
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