CofC Alum Sees Aquaculture as Solution to Hungry Planet
Wes Eason '00 is the third generation to work in his family's aquaculture business in Western North Carolina
Wes Eason '00 is the third generation to work in his family's aquaculture business in Western North Carolina
Just as the solar eclipse was beginning in Charleston on Aug. 21, 2017, Kaylee Walters ’08 welcomed a baby girl to the world and named her Ayla, meaning "halo of light around the moon" in Turkish.
To celebrate the record pace of adoptions at Pounce Cat Cafe + Wine Bar, co-owned by alumni Ashley Brooks ’14 and Annaliese Hughes ’14, the College sent a special visitor.
The College of Charleston community is coming together to greet new students to campus with a warm #CougarWelcome on social media and on campus.
Together with his brother, John Lindsey '12, Alan Lindsey '16 cofounded Lindsey Self Storage Group when he was just a freshman. His tireless entrepreneurial energy is one reason the company is projected to bring in $20+ million this year.
George Rabb '51, the College of Charleston alumnus who served as the director of Chicago's Brookfield Zoo for nearly three decades and became one of the most influential wildlife conservation advocates in the country, passed away Thursday after battling a brief illness, according to the organization that runs the zoo. He was 87. George
Former Cougars point guard and elementary education major Jermel President ’03 established the DAE Foundation to educate and train student-athletes to become skilled, effective and responsible citizens.
Deniz Houston ’16 is the College of Charleston’s 12th recipient of the prestigious Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange for Young Professionals (CBYX) fellowship in 16 years.
Recent alumna Emily Torchiana '17 has won the prestigious Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Award for Outstanding Public Service for her work in suicide prevention.
When Tabetha “Tabby” Boyajian looks at the sky, she always knows what she’s looking at. Until she found the mysterious globe now known as "Tabby's Star."