Where's Waldo hiding any given night of the week? Probably at the bar or restaurant with the best deal. We combed through town looking for the most amazing nightly, daily, and weekly specials on food and drinks and came up with this handy dandy calendar.
You know that school has started when King Street becomes a giant swamp of bicycles and skateboards. And with all those extra wheels around, the inevitable question follows: "Where the hell do I lock this thing?" — Deanna Kerley
This isn't high school anymore. Your teacher isn't going to hand you a free graffitied copy of The American Nation on the first day of school that you will then have to carry back and forth for the rest of the year. Yep — now you've got to buy all of those books. — Deanna Kerley
Whether it's for a daily caffeine fix or a study-time change of scenery, coffee shops are to college students what three-hour naps are to cats ... and college students. — Elizabeth Pandolfi
Live music is not exactly something you'll have to seek out in Charleston. It's practically inescapable, especially if you're bar hopping on King Street. — Abigail Darlington
Face the facts: When midnight rolls around and you're under the influence of alcohol, dinner feels like it was literally yesterday. Late-night eating is good for you, since it absorbs the beer in your stomach, adds some extra steps to your walk home, and gets your metabolism going again before you hit the sack. Here are some places to re-fuel for the walk home from the bars. — Amelia Thomson
So you've got your own place now. Awesome. Only problem is things are looking a little bare. You're using a stack of old newspapers as a nightstand, and the futon in the corner is starting to seem a little grungy. It's time to pimp out the pad. — Deanna Kerley
There's nothing quite like that first trip to the grocery store with mom and dad out of the picture. — Amy Thomson
In today's economy, it's never too early to start looking for, or at least thinking about, life after college, i.e. your career. — Susan Cohen
We don't blame you for wanting to live off campus, but when you're new to the Charleston area, you might feel like you're in the World of Waldos — there are a million different places that all look like good options. — Elizabeth Estochen
Whether you're on a date or a study break, there's nothing like sitting in the dark for a little while and getting away from it all — especially when you can get a student discount. Charleston has plenty of movie theaters (both big-name and independent) scattered all around town, where you'll find stadium seating, IMAX technology, and maybe even beer and wine for sale. — Evan Berke
Finding parking on campus is one of the most difficult things a College of Charleston student will ever have to do during their time there. — Evan Berke
It would be easy to adopt the "Charleston style." You know: Seersucker. Lilly Pulitzer prints. Bow-ties. There's nothing wrong with it — but you don't want to arrive on the scene with khaki shorts or sundresses and call it a semester. — Abigail Darlington
If there's one thing you should check out at the beginning of the semester, it's a gym, especially if your diet mainly consists of cold pizza and ramen noodles, which it inevitably will. — Deanna Kerley
