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College of Charleston’s Juan Maegli (Guatemala City, Guatemala) was named College Sailor of the Year and awarded the Everett B. Morris Trophy at the Intercollegiate Sailing Association (ICSA) banquet held at the conclusion of the 2013 College Sailing Spring National Championships in St. Petersburg, Fla. Read More »

The College of Charleston co-ed sailing team won its fourth all-time Intercollegiate Sailing Association (ICSA)/Gill Co-ed National Championship title in program history on Thursday. Watch a video of their celebration. Read More »

The College of Charleston’s rowing crew team of Hank Hays and Joseph Berger won the ACRA National Championship in the Men’s 2X over the weekend. Read More »

The No. 7-ranked College of Charleston women’s sailing team won the SAISA Women’s Championship title hosted by South Florida over the weekend at the Magnuson Resort, site of the 2013 ICSA Spring Nationals. Read More »

It was a storybook ending – one the No. 75-ranked and top-seeded College of Charleston women’s tennis team and their No. 1 singles player Christin Newman will never forget. Read More »

College of Charleston senior standout Christin Newman (Greensboro, N.C.) was tabbed Southern Conference Player of the Year as the 2013 SoCon Women’s Tennis Postseason Awards were announced by the league office on Tuesday. Read More »

The College of Charleston men’s basketball team will make its third all-time appearance in the College Basketball Invitational (CBI) presented by Buick under first-year head coach Doug Wojcik. Read More »

College of Charleston alumni and athletes racked up awards in the Charleston City Paper’s annual “Best of Charleston 2013” review. Read More »

Always known for having one of the premiere programs in the country, the College of Charleston coed sailing team earned a No. 1 national ranking as Sailing World’s college rankings, presented by Sperry Top-Sider, was announced on Wednesday. Read More »

Watch the 2012 Year in Review video.

Do you think you know the College of Charleston’s most popular stories, posts and videos of 2012? Some of them might not be what you expect. Read More »