On Thursday, April 16, 2015, students from an African American Studies course will collect used books and magazines in Cougar Mall. The materials will be donated to the Charleston County Juvenile Detention Center.
Hospitality and Tourism professor Steve Litvin will serve as a representative of the Fulbright Scholar Program and help with outreach efforts to the higher education community.
Several College of Charleston professors have been quoted by local and national media concerning the shooting death of Walter Scott in North Charleston.
Tennis reporters Courtney Nguyen and Ben Rothenberg spoke at a communication class while in town covering the Family Circle Cup.
Optical scientist James Coleman will present a talk on April 16 titled "Light: the 21st century Photonics Revolution."
Ansley Pope, a Women's and Gender Studies major and junior in the College's Bonner Leader program, has been named one of CHARLIE magazineโs 50 Most Progressive.
The College of Charleston is at the epicenter of many events commemorating the end of the Civil War 150 years ago.
The College's BEAMS students are specially trained in seafloor mapping techniques and spend days at sea to conduct underwater research.
Student researchers gather to present research on political science, international studies, arts management and more.
In addition to teaching philosophy at the College of Charleston, Rachel McKinnon is a competitive badminton player and a former professional poker player.
