There are many veterans among the College community, including Marine sniper Andrew Smith '14. Smith left the College to join the Marines, then returned to school following a deployment in Afghanistan and a life-threatening injury.
Robyn Swider ’10 is a NYC-based professional Matchmaker for a company called Three Day Rule. Find out how Swider became TDR's first East Coast hire!
The Department of Sociology and Anthropology and the Center for Humans and Nature will host "Does Hunting Make Us Human" event November 7, 2014.
Students in Professor Jordan Ragusa's Congress are forecasting all 36 U.S. Senate elections. Find out why one student said, "I’m absolutely voting this Tuesday."
Ricky Vimmerstedt '02 never thought he'd leave the College of Charleston and wind up in Ojai, Calif. as the GM of an organic winery, but his position at Casa Barranca Winery is his dream job.
Michael Moran '03 is an in-demand furniture maker. Any waking hour where the anthropology wasn’t doing schoolwork or playing soccer for the College, he was working as an apprentice. That's where Moran found his calling.
Professor Kevin Keenan used urban studies & transportation expertise (and knowledge gleaned from movies and TV shows) to plan a successful zombie escape.
Since officially taking office on July 1, 2014, President Glenn McConnell ’69 has been busy gathering input from the College community and sharing his vision for the College’s future.
It was literally sink or swim for College alumnus Andy Steinhauser '02. He explains how he launched his own radio show in L.A.
The "Legend of Zelda" N64 game changed Kyle Hilliard's life and set the 2009 grad on the path to his job as associate editor at Game Informer Magazine.
