As the first recipient of the Jennifer Demyan ’21 Memorial Scholarship, Zara Johnson hopes to carry on the legacy of light, laughter and love that the scholarship’s namesake embodied.
Since 2010, more than 65 College of Charleston students have visited the Greek island of Zakynthos to volunteer at the Mediterranean Marine Life Center.
After a three-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Center for Civic Engagement is relaunching its Alternative Break Program with two planned trips in March 2023. Students must apply by noon on Jan. 23, 2023.
A double-major in German and computer information systems, Hillary McLaurin will teach English to school children in Germany this fall as part of the Fulbright U.S. Student Program.
If they made a Fitbit for people who take steps to make the world a better place, Tatjana Washington would be killing it.
Chris Ciarcia, associate director for the Center for Civic Engagement, was named 2018 Staff Person of the Year by the national organization Break Away.
More than 60 students are spending spring break volunteering at a variety of sites through the College's Alternative Break program.
A service project between the Center for Civic Engagement and Home Works of America this fall gave two CofC students a new perspective on issues of housing.
Several College of Charleston students are ditching traditional spring break plans to head to Africa, where they’ll spend 10 days reviewing business proposals, working with entrepreneurs and encouraging children to attend school. The students, seven in all, left for the Central African country on Thursday, March 2, 2017, as part of the 2016-17 Kick it Forward project,
From New York City to Spain and Dubai, there are few places College of Charleston students won't be this Spring Break from March 6 -13.
