CofC In The News: Week of Sept. 9, 2019
In this week's installment: A look at President Hsu's life story, Hurricane Dorian shuts down CofC, two presidential candidates attend the Bully Pulpit series and much more.ย ย ย ย ย
In this week's installment: A look at President Hsu's life story, Hurricane Dorian shuts down CofC, two presidential candidates attend the Bully Pulpit series and much more.ย ย ย ย ย
The Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture is honoring Charleston native Roberta Williams in conjunction with Roberta Williams Day on Sept. 11, 2019.
The Race and Social Justice Initiative at the Avery Research Center will rename its Student Leadership Award to honor longtime civil rights activist James E. Campbell.
Democratic presidential candidate Juliรกn Castro will speak at the College of Charlestonโs โBully Pulpit Seriesโ on Friday, Aug. 30, 2019.
In this week's installment: Democratic presidential candidate Beto OโRourke speaks at the Bully Pulpit Series, CofC offers a new systems engineering program, the College looks at its past and much more.ย ย ย ย
Democratic presidential candidate Beto OโRourke will speak at the College of Charlestonโs โBully Pulpit Seriesโ on Monday, Aug. 26, 2019.
The campus community is invited to help select a College Reads book for 2020.
Microsoft News has named the College of Charleston the โMost Beautiful College Campusโ in South Carolina.
The College of Charleston is instituting 911 as its primary emergency number in partnership with the Charleston County Consolidated 9-1-1 Center.
In this week's installment: Mayor Pete kicks off the College's Bully Pulpit series, the Class of 2023 moves in, a look at renovations to the Simons Center and much more.ย ย ย ย