A Letter to my FBI Agent I hope you’re happy, you know feeling good today behind my camera lens. How is your family? Is your daughter still struggling on the soccer team? I hope she finally scores that goal. In other news, I apologize for always having to see me in tears over the Cassini…
By Keely Headrick & Callista Milligan Between musicians and music junkies, Charleston is bursting at the seams with music lovers. Show posters and setlists plaster rooms, festival wristbands cover arms, and band tees can be spotted in every class. Conversations start over common music taste, but sometimes bonds run deeper. Concerts and jamming with friends…
Zoe Murrie and Raija Haughn Contributed to the Aricle As 2018 comes to a close, it’s important that we look back at those who left us and remember the impact they made in our lives. Unfortunately, many legends passed away this year, but their influence continues to shape the world we live in today. Some…
It is difficult not to feel at home within the eclectic, lovingly curated walls of We Are Family’s new thrift store, Closet Case. From houseware and furniture to clothes and books, downtown Charleston’s first and only thrift store packs quite a punch. Sitting down with Demi Hickman, who runs the store’s daily operations, the sense…
The headlines – that’s what I remember the most. Every day seemed to bring new ones by the dozen. Every day another celebrity was saying it: with every social media post, every media broadcast another horrifying story was shared. Forced kisses. Lewd comments. Fondling. Opportunistic gropes. Salma Hayek, Lupita Nyong’o and Aly Raisman all found…
2018 has not exactly been the easiest year for our country. It has morphed into a time of intense controversy. The one thing that has helped everyone through a time like this is TV and movies. Here is a list of some of the most influential TV shows and movies of this year. The Handmaid’s…
At age 20, most college students are settling into a certain routine, opening themselves up to a world of possibilities for the future and bonding with friends over late night stress in the library. What if that stability was rattled by something completely out of your control? When faced with a stage III Hodgkin’s Lymphoma…
The Wonder Years, a pop-punk band out of Philadelphia, is coming back through Charleston and playing at the Music Farm on the November 28th with support from Oso Oso, Have Mercy, and Shortly. They are known for their emotional lyrics and catchy melodies and have changed their sound greatly over the course of their last…
When it comes to the Harry Potter series, I am one of the many proud individuals who has been obsessively following every movie and book from the start. Needless to say, I’ve followed the Fantastic Beasts series with just as much fervor. So when Nov. 15 rolled around, I purchased the first available ticket for…
While City Bistro is under renovation, The College has invited a food truck popup to take place between Lightsey and New Student Programs. Tucked in the courtyard behind the bookstore you will find Root Note food truck operating on Nov. 27 and 29 from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. Root Note serves tacos and rice…
This past Sunday was a day of remembrance for many communities in Charleston. The annual “Daffodil Project” that honors the 1.5 million children that were victims of the Holocaust took place. A senior at the College, Samantha Karantz, whose great-grandfather was a survivor of the Holocaust, helped run and organize the event in collaboration with…
The Brook & The Bluff are your new favorite band. Formed in Alabama, the band has developed their sound and solidified their group dynamic. When it comes to how they met, lead singer Joseph Settine says “normally, we’d have a Venn diagram to show you because our collective stories of how we met… overlap in…
