Video: John C. Calhoun Statue Historical Treasures
CisternYard Media’s reporter Lauren Black unveils the historical treasures buried beneath the John C. Calhoun statue in 1858 located in downtown Charleston. LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE CISTERN YARD MEDIA FILMS Feature image: http://www.panoramio.com/photo/40101366 Tweet
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Temple Grandin advocates meeting of minds
Outside of Sottile Theater on Nov. 27, students and Charleston residents pressed anxiously against the theater doors, all of them trying to get in to see one woman – Temple Grandin, renowned author and Animal Science professor. Grandin, the subject of the Emmy-winning HBO movie with the same name, has made revolutionary changes for the...
Former college president honored at “An Evening with Ted Stern”
If you attend the College of Charleston, you are very familiar with the Stern Student Center; it’s one of the most prominent buildings on campus. What you may not be familiar with, is how much of an impact Theodore S. Stern of New York City has had on Charleston. On Sept. 24 the College’s Friends...
Gabe Clarke: A College of Charleston student shines
Among the sea of students, a future model in the making is lurking around in the science building. Gabriel Curl, also known professionally as Gabe Clarke, is a biology major, Spanish minor with a side job as a high-end fashion model. Already appearing in Charleston Fashion Week 2012 as a runway model and appearing as...
The Life Electronic
At last year’s Aura Music and Arts Festival in St. Cloud, Fla., Jared Parfrey had what organizers considered the worst time slot: he was scheduled to play in a side tent during the biggest headliner’s performance. Parfrey, who makes electronic music under the name Ancient Intelligence, had felt lucky enough to have a place in...
Five By Tenn, presenting Tennessee Williams’ signature southern drama
The College of Charleston Theatre Department’s main stage production of Five by Tenn, a collection of one-act plays by Tennessee Williams, is not one to be missed. This play is unique in that it does not follow one linear story line, but rather a series of different short plots, all directed by different faculty members...