5 things you don’t know about Earl Sweatshirt’s “I Don’t Like S**t, I Don’t Go Outside”

The year is 2010. Rapper Earl Sweatshirt, born Thebe Neruda Kgositsile, is just an adolescent –  but that’s not stopping his music video “Earl” from racking in millions of views from across the globe. Viewers are not sure how to process the video, however. There is something intriguing about the way the lanky, chubby-cheeked youngster […]

Top 15 tracks of 2015

2015 was a magnificent year for all genres of music. While many may be skeptical of modern pop markets, other genres are not only flourishing, but are collaborating to craft tunes that redefine present notions of production. 2016’s releases look promising, between waiting for Frank Ocean’s new project, new tunes from The Shins and the […]

Best tips for grocery shopping on a college budget

College students are typically known for being broke. For those who struggle with grocery store budgets, here are a few tips to keep money from escaping your wallet.  1. Plan ahead Everyone knows going to the grocery store hungry is a bad idea. Have a small snack, such as an apple or a granola bar […]

Nine great songs to pump you up during Finals Week

Do you need an epic montage of music to get you through the day? These compositions will help you get motivated for the gym, prepare for a big interview, excite you for this week’s game, help you stay alert through finals and generally get you ready to take on the world. This list looks at the songs […]

7 reasons communication majors should learn photography

Photography makes your life better, plain and simple. It can help you both professionally and personally. Here’s why you should try it out. 1. It’s easy to learn. Thirty years ago, being a good photographer meant sitting for hours in the darkroom and buying a bunch of expensive gear. Now, thanks to digital cameras, learning […]

9 reasons you’ll love going to the College of Charleston

by Caroline McNeely There are a lot of good colleges to attend, but after you’ve visited the College of Charleston in the heart of one of the most historic cities in the country, you won’t want to go anywhere else. Trust me. But just in case, here are nine reasons why I’m telling you the […]

Why learning a new language is good for you – and your brain

by Maddie Peralta Parlez vous francais? Sprechen Sie Deutsch? Ablo Espanol? Why not? While kids across the world learn English in addition to other foreign languages since the time they enter elementary school (or earlier), most native-English speakers never get past elementary foreign language skills if they learn any at all. But research shows that […]

How to find the best burgers in town

by Katie Johnson Charleston is a huge foodie destination in the Southeast. The Holy City has so many diverse and delicious restaurants on almost every corner and nearly every type of cuisine can be found. And burgers are certainly no exception. Charleston takes this typical and simple food and transforms it into a mouthwatering art form. […]

How to never have a hangover again…really.

by Phoebe Singleton We’ve all been there. One drink too many and the next morning is a nightmare. We spend all day miserable, vowing to ourselves that we’re never drinking again. That is, until our friend texts us a few days later asking if we want to do it all over. Luckily there are ways […]

où manger à Paris (or, where to eat in Paris)

by Kaitlyn Ross   One of the reasons you decided to study abroad in Paris may be its unique café culture, which provides a leisurely experience in which problems don’t seem to matter. Paris is HUGE, and you will discover a new café every time you turn your head, which tends to be quite intimidating. […]

7 things to know before you travel

by Lauren Tombs Before you book your ticket across the country or overseas, keep these things in mind. If you don’t plan ahead, traveling can be far more stressful than it needs to be.  

Best happy-hour deals in Charleston

by Dulcie Smith Saving money but eating well can be a daunting task in one of the best food cities in the country. Especially for college students who have to “ball” on a budget, these nine restaurants with impeccable happy hour deals allow everyone to experience the flavors of Charleston the inexpensive way.  

Best places to grab a bite to eat in Washington, D.C.

So you decided to check out the national’s capital. You’re probably stressing to figure out what attractions are worth fitting into your trip and which ones you are OK with missing, but don’t forget that you need to eat! While D.C. has hundreds of great restaurants and places to eat, you may want to plan […]

CofC brings new platform for student expression with ‘The Rival’

by Meredith Wohl & Donovan Taylor

Students have opinions on presidential candidates, but how many will actually vote?

by Nadia Wilds and Melissa Pearce

Trump not too popular among Charleston locals

by Davy Kesey and Branden Edwards

Tinder still dating app of choice among college students

by Mandie Ronick and Maddie Peralta

Tanning beds risky…but still very popular with college students

by Kaitlyn Ross, Hannah Cianci & Katie Johnson

Feel the vibe with CofC’s friendliest a capella group

by Dani Dixon & Hannah Star

Are phones getting in the way of … y’know…talking?

by Odell Funicelli, Gabby Fabbri & Sam Mills

Sullivans Island residents still wary of their vacationers

by Dulcie Smith and Rebecca Murphy

Downtown art gallery taking Charleston by storm

by Sara Burd & Jasmine Campbell

Renew IV Spa good remedy after sporting event or even a hangover

by Ashley Copeland, Caroline McNeely & Elizabeth Duncan

Students like to work out but not necessarily live healthy

by Josh Cronin, Emily Van Law & John Ward

Best way to see Charleston? Bike taxi, of course

by Marianna Vick, MaryBeth Hardee & SaraLouise Saad

Students may not know who wants to lead America, but they do know the name of the Kardashian baby

by Lauren Tomes, Mara Fields & Phoebe Singleton

Greek life is an excellent way to experience college at CofC

by Lauren Gentry, Serena Menges & Katie Prazmark

CofC students support message of ‘Free the Nipple’ campaign

by Amelia Aktar & Taylor Mackey

CofC students support athletic teams in theory, not in reality

by Erik Goldback, Matt Reale & Cooper Rice

Transportation woes linger in the Holy City

Getting from point A to point B in Charleston is not as easy as it used to be. Transportation is a crucial part of everyone’s lives. But in Charleston, transportation has a threefold importance often overlooked. It plays a major role in not only the financial development of the city but also in its social and cultural […]