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William Cogswell was sworn in as Charleston mayor on Jan. 8, along with six City Council members. He won a Nov. 21 runoff election against John Tecklenburg.

Charleston Civil Rights and Civics (C3) partnered with Kids on Point this week to launch an inaugural five-day, immersive program designed to show high school students the often-ignored civil rights history of the Lowcountry.

WeCre8 is Brown’s informative brand that highlights what creatives are doing in the city and starts conversations around entrepreneurial arts.

It only seems fitting that collage artist and storyteller Nancey B. Price (b. 1992) moved into the ON::View Residency space at Bull Street’s ARTS Southeast...

Sixers coach Doc Rivers takes training camp to the historic halls of The Citadel in an effort to use his platform to educate his players on Black history in America.

While holding training camp in Charleston, S.C., the Sixers organized field trips to several history museums.

Celebrating the life of freedom fighter Denmark Vesey, Avery Research Center Executive Director Tamara Butler will participate in a panel discussion.

The collection 'Dialectic Translations' features reproductions from activist and social justice advocate James Campbell.