Wife, mother and military veteran LaTosha Andrade is graduating from the College with a degree in professional studies and big plans for revolutionizing the education system.
Students at the College of Charleston helped their sororities and fraternities raise over $57,000 this fall to benefit two important charities.
The recent name change to Charleston Miracle is intended to boost fundraising and help refocus the organization’s mission and purpose.
The Higdon Student Leadership Center's Fall Leadership Conference takes place on Saturday, Nov. 11, 2017, from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the Stern Center.
The Office of Institutional Diversity, in conjunction with other campus organizations, will unveil a quilt on Nov. 6, 2017, in support of LGBTQ History.
Kara Cronin '14 is a Skimm'bassador Skimm'r at the New York City news startup theSkimm, which runs a popular email newsletter.
Participants in this year's event spent 13 hours on their feet beneath multicolored strobe lights and raised a grand total of $51,076.52 for the Medical University of South Carolina's Shawn Jenkins Children Hospital and the Children's Miracle Network hospitals.
For the eleventh straight year, more than 200 College of Charleston students will flock to TD Arena to spend more than 13 hours dabbing, whipping their hair back and forth and shaking it off for a common cause — for the kids.
The Lee and Anne Higdon Student Leadership Center at the College has been presenting the Fall Leadership Conference for the past 10 years.
The Higdon Leadership Center's programs, including Leadership CofC and Dance Marathon, directly touch 500 to 700 students each year and close to 200 indirectly.
