In the midst of rush season, The Lamron talked with Liz Allegro, Coordinator of Fraternity & Sorority Life at SUNY Geneseo. Saturday, Feb. 7, is the campus-wide Bid Day of the spring semester.

CHARLESTON — The College of Charleston recently awarded more than 185 undergraduate and graduate degrees in during its Winter 2025 commencement on Saturday, December 13, 2025. • Kailey Cheeks, of ...

MORNING HEADLINES | The College of Charleston earlier this month debuted the Michael and Amy Bennett School of Hospitality and Tourism Management, sponsored by and named for, you guessed it, Bennett ...

Charleston, South Carolina, Jan. 09, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Michael and Amy Bennett School of Hospitality and Tourism Management is making its debut at the College of Charleston, marking a ...

One of the city’s most influential hoteliers is putting his mark on the next generation of hospitality leaders through the creation of a new school at the College of Charleston. The Michael and Amy ...

A morning tipoff on Thursday's college basketball schedule has the Charleston Southern Buccaneers hosting the North Florida Ospreys. CSU (7-5) is 5-0 at home and is coming off a 40-point blowout ...

CHARLESTON , S.C. (WCIV) — New details have emerged after an officer with the College of Charleston Department of Public Safety was arrested and subsequently fired over the weekend. Robert Arnett, a ...

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — From strengthening the body to aging with grace, the College of Charleston has a new program aimed at promoting long-term health and fitness, and it’s going deeper than ...

Former NBA player Jeff McInnis, who was working as an assistant men’s basketball coach at College of Charleston, is no longer on staff under head coach Chris Mack. McInnis has been removed from the ...

Two rescued from third floor of Seabrook Island house fire early Sunday Two people were rescued from the third floor of a burning building on Seabrook Island Sunday morning.The St. John's Fire ...

Antebellum British writer and traveler John Lambert witnessed the making of coffins in Charleston for the bodies of 700 Africans, who died 200+ years ago before they could be sold into slavery.