The midweek stress levels are skyrocketing as Thursday evening arrives. As the sun sinks into the skyline on your way home from class, potential for the evening is only beginning to rise. If you want to take a different spin on the night, try Theatre 99 for an improvisation show. Theatre 99 hosts improv…
This spring, Patagonia is packing up and heading on tour. Over the last few years Worn Wear has gone on several different national tours, however this year Patagonia’s mobile clothing repair shop is making stops exclusively at college campuses. The Worn Wear College Tour made its first of 21 stops at College of Charleston…
Its 7 a.m. on a Tuesday morning and your alarm is blaring. Slowly, you peel open your eyes and the grimy ceiling of your overpriced apartment stares back at you, screaming at you to press snooze. Reluctantly, you pull yourself out of bed and begin getting ready. When you finally make it onto the street,…
On Jan. 28, Blue Gorilla Tattoo tempted just about every Charlestonian with an offer of free tattoos to celebrate their tenth anniversary. The event was scheduled to begin at 11 a.m. at Peppered Shade Tattoo, but lines began forming before 8 a.m. Ryan Morris, a freshman at the College, was among the many that went in…
Bold red and black lines intricately tell stories of a reality that many are unaware even exist. Imperfect lines form a Charleston house, often unnoticed by passerbys. Such lines made up the drawings in the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art’s latest exhibits. “Exit/Alive” by Anthony Dominguez and “Ahead of the Wrecking Ball” by Ronald Ramsey…
With the start of a new year and the motivation of making 2017 the best year yet still fresh in everyone’s mind, consider this: Coast Records Winter Jam. College of Charleston alumni and one of the event’s planner Tyler Boone will be performing along with several other local artists including Chris Wilcox, Tom Mackell, The…
On Nov. 19, past and current voices of College of Charleston’s A Capella group the Chucktown Trippintones echoed throughout Memminger Auditorium. The group blended voices from both current Trippintone members and alumni to perform an event showcasing the evolution of the group over the years. Being the first A Cappella group to find its way…
With designer and name brand clothes residing in the majority of the stores downtown, it can be difficult to find clothes that are affordable on a college budget. By definition, a thrift store is simply any store that sells secondhand clothes or household goods. The shops are usually connoted to come with cheap price tags…
With the new semester on the horizon, we have already found ourselves no longer interested in the some of the things we felt sure we would remain committed to. Whether it is a club that is not what you expected it to be or an activity that brings too much stress into your life, there…
How Art Thou Music Lounge welcomed performer Richie Cole with a lively ambiance and a plethora of drink options. Cole played with three other musicians, creating a newly formed jazz band for the nights of Oct. 21 and 22. The small building that How Art Thou Music Lounge resides in kept the atmosphere of the…
“When people ask me, Richie what do you do? You know some people are bankers, or they work at a gas station, I tell them I spread peace, joy and happiness throughout the world,” Richie Cole said. “That’s what I do. It’s a full time job. So I’m going to come to Charleston to do…
You have walked down King Street or Meeting Street a time or two. You have noticed the windows displaying frame after frame of artwork but, if you are like most, you have simply walked by in the haste of downtown chaos. Maybe you have never really gotten around to finding the time to visit a…
