By: Nathan Frandino

A College of Charleston freshman was shot in an attempted armed robbery late Monday night in front of 213 St. and nbsp;Philip St. Peter Vagnoni, 21, was shot in the stomach after a black male suspect asked Vagnoni and his friend for money. Vagnoni said h...

By: Lindsay Frost

The secretary and treasurer positions are still empty after the Student Government Association elections held on March 18-19. While the president and vice president positions were filled, the secretary and treasurer elections were inconclusive. The em...

By: Katie Carter

1. Why should the student body vote for you? I have worked for the student body in various ways this year in SGA, listening to what it is they want to hear and responding to their needs. I have worked to bring them a bus route to Folly Beach, to give the...

By: Katie Carter

1. Why should the student body vote for you? I feel there are multiple reasons as to why the student body should place their confidence in me and vote for me as SGA VP. Although I have not been in SGA this year, I feel I am very qualified to hold a top...

By: Katie Carter

1. Why should the student body vote for you? I am running for President of the Student Body because I would like to be a catalyst for working toward the greater good of our campus community by enlisting everyone to involved in this process, including n...

By: Katie Carter

1. Why should the student body vote for you? I'm not asking for anyone's vote, but I hope I can earn their vote. It's not my place to say that they should or shouldn't vote for anyone. The students should hear what their candidates have to say and then...

By: Katie Carter

1. Why should the student body vote for you? I believe the student body should vote for me because I really do care for the students. My number one priority is the students and I will do whatever to make their time here at the College of Charleston the m...

By: Katie Carter

Banners advertising candidates hung along campus walls and street corners encouraging the student body to vote as SGA campaigning began on Wednesday, March 11. The Elections Commission announced the approved candidates on Feb. 25, kicking off the two-we...

By: Geoff Yost

The George Street Observer is proud to announce 'Indulge On This and rdquo; contest. The GSO teams up with CityVoter to invite you to truly indulge, take unrestrained pleasure, in your backyard and ndash; the city of Charleston and ndash; and tell us wh...

By: Geoff Yost

After intense opposition from members of the faculty and student body, the ten trees set for removal around Randolph Hall will be removed Saturday, College officials announced today....

By: Nathan Frandino

The College has been violating portions of FERPA (Family Education Rights and Privacy Act), according to an e-mail circulating on the faculty listserv. Tom Trimboli, senior vice president for Legal Affairs, recently notified Academic Affairs that the col...

Eleven College of Charleston students took a van to the state house in Columbia to join together with other college representatives in protest of state budget cuts to public colleges on Tuesday. Recent budget cuts from the state forced the College to dec...

Students and faculty gathered for a rally in the Cistern on Feb. 12 to persuade the administration to include students and faculty in the decision to cut down four Magnolia trees framing Randolph Hall. Biology professor Dr. Phillip Dustan is advocating ...

By: Calder Reardon

Charleston- The College of Charleston Cougars ( 18-6, 10-4) used momentum from last week's victory over Davidson to defeat Western Carolina (12-12, 7-7) 78-67. The win avenged last week's and nbsp; 70-68 road loss. The Cougars high flying offense put on...

By: Staff Reports

The tickets for the College of Charleston men's basketball game against The Citadel on Saturday, Feb. 14 are sold out, the school announced today. Tip off is set for 4 p.m. on Saturday. The game is not being televised. The College lost 63-72 at the Cita...

By: Nathan Frandino

President P. George Benson's son was arrested in Athens, Ga. this past week on felony charges. Jeffery George Benson and Vinson Jamel Goldwire allegedly stole a bench and support pillars from Whitehead Elementary School on Sunday night. The Red and Blac...

The College plans to cut down four Magnolia trees close to the south side of Randolph Hall in the Cistern in order to protect the building. Cummings and amp; McCrady, Inc. architects first suggested the necessity of removing these trees in the Conservat...

By: Katie Orlando

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