CofC Alum Channels Ray Charles for Charleston Jazz Orchestra
College of Charleston alumnus Manny Houston will perform classic Ray Charles hits during a concert this Saturday with the Charleston Jazz Orchestra...
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Tour the College of Charleston Campus From Your Couch
A new virtual tour brings the College of Charleston campus to life from anywhere in the world...
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College Announces Spring 2019 Commencement Speakers
Producer Sonya Renee Houston, media executive Jody Gottlieb and anesthesiologist Ebony Jade Hilton-Buchholz will be the featured commencement speakers...
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Arts Management Major Wants to be More Than a YouTube Star
A brush with YouTube stardom motivated arts management major Eva Leach to follow the sound of her own song...
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CofC Student-Veteran Finds Purpose Helping Afghan Women
Rebekah Edmondson, who survived four deployments in Afghanistan and sustained injuries from a bomb blast, remains committed to bettering the lives of Afghan women...
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Self-Identity, Personal Growth Inspires Student Research
Inspired by her own experience, Samantha Anyim will join other psychology majors to present her research at the Student Awards and Research Day, April 17, 2019...
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College of Charleston Photos of the Week
From running the Cooper River Bridge to a parade celebrating peace, it's been a busy few weeks at CofC...
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Architectural History Professors Examine the Power of Place in ‘The City Luminous’
Professors Jessica Streit and Nathaniel Robert Walker explore the importance of place and structure in a new exhibit at the City Gallery. ..
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Physics Alum is Laser Focused on His Work at NASA
As a NASA physicist, Barry Coyle '86 helped design a laser aboard the International Space Station that’s measuring the carbon load of trees to help combat climate change...
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Business Partnership Yields Dividends for Computer Science Students
A partnership between tech company Capgemini and the College of Charleston has yielded great results for the university's computer science students...
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