When does graffiti surpass common scribblings and scrawlings to become art? Eye Level Art begs the question with its latest installation, Fused: A Showcase of Graffiti in Fine Art.

There has been great debate recently about repealing the “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy currently enforced in the military.

The College of Charleston announced Feb. 16 that it will not purchase McLeod Plantation from the Historic Charleston Foundation.

A former Washington Post military correspondent answered the question on the mind of anyone considering the United States’ position in Iraq and Afghanistan, ‘how screwed are we?’ with a simple answer: screwed.

Even though the United States has built its reputation as a powerhouse, even the most powerful countries experience hardship.  In an attempt to revive the economy, the U.S. government has implemented Keynesian economics, which basically pumps money into the system to stimulate the market.

Channing Tatum, Amanda Seyfried and local autistic 7-year-old Braeden Reed charmed audiences in “Dear John,” but Charleston proved to steal the show.

The College’s School of Business welcomed the first of many speakers in this semester’s BB&T Free Market Process series to the Wachovia Auditorium Feb. 2.

Google.com is a multi-billion dollar corporation that sprung out of nowhere and became both a tightly packaged conglomeration technology and a capillary-like network lighting the international stage. There are versions of Google in German, Estonian and Swahili among other internationally spoken languages, and there’s even a language tool for all the “pirates” in the world.

The College is celebrating this week with a number of events throughout campus, including a poverty simulation, movie screening, lecture series and volunteer community service. 

On Oct. 14 the president’s office hosted an open forum for all faculty and students to listen to the potential provost speak. Applications have been received, and the forum was a chance for faculty to respond to the candidate. George Hynd, the potential provost candidate, is the current senior provost director at Arizona State University and has won numerous awards in the psychology field. Hynd spoke to the forum about the evolution of the liberal arts college and changes in the past decade.