The Historic Preservation and Community Planning Program at the College of Charleston wins awards and provides hands-on learning for its students. Recently, students were able to witness the award-winning restoration of three historic buildings on campus.
Evan Linder's '04 newest play – Byhalia, Mississippi – opened in January and immediately sparked conversations about race relations in the United States.
It's time to nominate colleagues for the annual ExCEL Awards at the College of Charleston. Nominations are due by Feb. 26, 2016.
In this week’s installment: political scientists talk about the upcoming S.C. primaries; the College hits its fundraising goal, Addlestone Library to help archive the papers of former Charleston Mayor Joe Riley and more.
The BOUNDLESS campaign, which is the largest fundraising and engagement initiative in the College’s 246-year history, has raised more than $127 million since the beginning of its effort in October 2009.
President McConnell will announce the passing of a major fundraising milestone.
Homecoming 2016 is many things. It's a time of service, honor and spirit – and, of course, a little friendly competition. And it's all happening right now at the College of Charleston.
Not only has the English department awarded four students with scholarships, its professors have contributed their own money to help fund student aid at the College.
CofC staffer Mark Swick, who has one of the most popular Instagram accounts for Charleston photography, will lead the photo event on Jan. 30.
New York City artist Brian Rutenberg '87 recently completed a corporate commission for the headquarters of Arizona-based DriveTime.
