by English Brown  The jingle of the bells on the door announced my arrival. The rich scent of aftershave, sizzling sound of a hot comb,...

by Chaela Morris As you roam the streets of downtown Charleston, you’ll encounter a vibrant array of people.  Gullah Geechee  women...

by English Brown Life transitions are tough no matter what. And going from high school to college can be even more challenging because...

By Susannah Blount Charleston wears the moniker of the "Holy City" like a cloak, draped in a rich tapestry of religious history. But...

by Chaela Morris Charleston was founded in 1670 and until 1865, African Americans were kept as slaves. Charleston has since blossomed...

by English Brown College of Charleston's Student Ambassadors organization works through the admissions office to recruit first-generation...

By Eternity Hunter TikTok's 15-second videos seized the world by storm in 2020. With dances, creative material, and popular music. TikTok...

Being black in America is already hard enough, but being a Black woman is even harder.

By Isabel Crews Rénard Harris doesn't remember what reason the police officer gave for pulling him over years ago when he was driving...

In 2017 Charleston earned an alarming award for the fastest gentrifying city in the United States and continues to make the top ten lists...