Cheat sheet: Top 5 healthiest eats around CofC campus

Being a college student in a food driven city makes it SO hard to maintain a healthy diet on a regular basis. Fortunately, Charleston is home to some of the most delicious eateries that are sure to help you shed that freshman 15. From salads to smoothies, there are many great health inspired restaurants on […]

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 […]

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. […]

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.  

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

by Meredith Wohl & Donovan Taylor

Tanning beds risky…but still very popular with college students

by Kaitlyn Ross, Hannah Cianci & Katie Johnson

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

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

Newcomers on the runway you don’t want to miss

by Taylor Mackey   Not just anyone can be a Kate Moss, Gisele Bündchen or Cindy Crawford. Being a supermodel not only requires beauty and allure but also serious poise that can make anything look good on the runway. Models.com –  alongside Edward Enninful, Katie Grand and Bethann Hardison – recently named the top newcomer models of 2016 […]

Best Charleston eateries that won’t empty your wallet

by Lauren Gentry Whether you live south of Broad or are a student at the College of Charleston, you’re probably always on the lookout for the best deals in this wonderfully expensive city. Charleston is constantly being praised for its superb, unique food options, but with prices so high, it’s nearly impossible to try all […]

9 ways NOT to be a stressed-out college student

by Elizabeth Duncan During one of the busiest seasons of life, it’s easy to get caught up in the day-to-day tasks and to-do lists that can lead to feeling overwhelmed. Check out these helpful tips on how to win your college years and not spend them being So. Stressed. Out.  

Secret treasures you never noticed at the Magic Kingdom

by Nadia Wilds Walt Disney World is full of subtle magical touches waiting just around the river bend for those true Disney fans to discover. Standing in the humid Florida weather can make anyone rather be under the sea than a land walker, so, Disney Imagineers decided to put in interactive activities for guests to […]

5 best albums for practicing yoga

  by Mara Fields I am constantly searching for great music for practicing yoga because music is an integral part of my practice, as it is for many in the yoga community. In fact, yoga and music festivals have become popular in the United States over the past two decades. One of the most popular yoga festivals, […]

5 reasons you should be listening to podcasts

Podcasts get a bad rap, mostly because a lot of people don’t know exactly what they are. A podcast is simply a digital audio file available on the Internet. It is a common misconception that a podcast can only consist of a person or group of people talking about dull subject matter. While this may […]

Traveling alone may be the best thing you do for yourself

by Sara Burd Solo travel is good for the soul – and embarking on a solo trip is one of the most exciting and life-changing adventures a college student can undertake. Travel in general opens so many doors and exposes us to new people and experiences, but traveling alone opens us up to many different […]

Avoid the touristy spots and see these Barcelona gems instead

by Hannah Cianci Defined by quirky art and architecture, imaginative food and vibrant street life, Barcelona is one of the top 10 best cities in the world. Situated on the Mediterranean Sea, “Barna” as it’s known to the locals, has impeccable year-long sunny weather that attracts many tourists from all over the globe, making it […]

5 things that happen when you go home to a small town

by Ashley Copeland When you go to school in a cool city like Charleston, going back home for summer break can be both a nostalgic and much-welcomed change of scenery as well as a screeching halt to a fast-paced, exciting city life. Small town life can be somewhat redundant and predictable, and trust me when […]

5 best toys from the 90s

by Cooper Rice Ah, times were so much simpler in the 90s. While we were becoming slightly more realistic about our greed from the 80s, it was still a relatively prosperous decade. There hadn’t been a 9/11 yet and the housing crisis was so far away, we couldn’t possibly predict how our sins were going […]

Supporting – and understanding – feminism two different things

Ask students if they support feminism in theory and many do. But ask them to define it, let alone identify with it, and the understanding breaks down pretty quickly. by Laura Cergol, Kaylin Foard and Taylor Shawver

‘Tis the season (to decorate for Christmas)…fa la la la la la la la la

Don’t kid yourselves…if Halloween is over, it’s time to get ready for Christmas. At least, that’s what we think. by Phalan Henry and Amanda Doran

Five Southern Belles who are changing the world

by Ellinor Walters The role of the “Southern Belle” has recently come under fire, embellishing the stereotype and creating a false narrative about the type of woman a Southern Belle really is. Contrary to the stereotype, it’s not about who you marry or what Greek letter you wear. Being a Southern Belle is about holding […]

7 songs to help you cope with Finals Week

by Laura Taylor Everyone who has experienced a finals week can identify with the quickly shifting emotional stages that accompany a week of exams. Here’s a short playlist to use as your go-to coping mechanism for the stress of finals.    

Three Do’s and Don’ts for holidays in New York City

by Jordan Jenkins It’s Christmas time in the city! After spending copious amounts of money on hotel and travel expenses, you’ve finally made it and you’re ready to have a good time in the city that never sleeps. But in a city this big with this many options, where do you start? For the brave […]

Why you should use a realtor to buy a home

Both buyers and sellers agree realtor representation is important. Agents can save their clients time and money. Buying a house is one of the largest financial decisions people make. Would it not be beneficial to have an expert by your side? Here are 5 reasons a realtor helping you find your home will be a great use of your […]

LSU’s Fournette deserves the Heisman…even after Bama

A sophomore running back from Louisiana State University has all eyes on him to win college football’s most coveted prize – the Heisman Trophy. Leonard Fournette is already being compared to the greats in football, such as Herschel Walker, Bo Jackson and Adrian Peterson. If LSU’s Fournette wins, he would be the second Tiger in […]