With students returning for in-person classes, campus life at the College of Charleston is beginning to get back to normal โ€“ albeit a different kind of normal.

Here’s a look back at the last week as students settled in. Welcome back, Cougars!

President Hsu & Clyde Hand Out Masks and hand sanitizer to students on campus.
President Hsu and Clyde Hand Out Masks and hand sanitizer to students on campus.
President Hsu & Clyde Hand Out Masks and hand sanitizer to students on campus.
President Hsu & Clyde Hand Out Masks and hand sanitizer to students on campus.
President Hsu & Clyde Hand Out Masks and hand sanitizer to students on campus.
President Hsu & Clyde Hand Out Masks and hand sanitizer to students on campus.
President Hsu & Clyde Hand Out Masks and hand sanitizer to students on campus.
President Hsu & Clyde Hand Out Masks and hand sanitizer to students on campus.
President Hsu & Clyde Hand Out Masks and hand sanitizer to students on campus.
President Hsu & Clyde Hand Out Masks and hand sanitizer to students on campus.
President Hsu & Clyde Hand Out Masks and hand sanitizer to students on campus.
President Hsu and Clyde Hand Out Masks and hand sanitizer to students on campus.

CofC President Andrew T. Hsu, along with Clyde the Cougar and other College leadership, handed out face coverings as they greeted students on the first day of in-person classes on Sept. 14, 2020. Photos by Heather Moran

It's move-in day at CofC!
It's move-in day at CofC!
It's move-in day at CofC!
It's move-in day at CofC!
It's move-in day at CofC!
It's move-in day at CofC!
It's move-in day at CofC!
It's move-in day at CofC!
It's move-in day at CofC!
It's move-in day at CofC!

Move-in went smoothly Sept. 11-13, as students returned to the residence halls. Photos by Mike Ledford

President Hsu, Matt Rutter and Greg Ibach, the Under-Secretary for Marketing and Regulatory Programs at the USDA along with others from CofC, Clemson, and the USDA inspect the Asian Longhorned Beetle infestation at Stono Preserve.
President Hsu, Matt Rutter and Greg Ibach, the Under-Secretary for Marketing and Regulatory Programs at the USDA along with others from CofC, Clemson, and the USDA inspect the Asian Longhorned Beetle infestation at Stono Preserve.
President Hsu, Matt Rutter and Greg Ibach, the Under-Secretary for Marketing and Regulatory Programs at the USDA along with others from CofC, Clemson, and the USDA inspect the Asian Longhorned Beetle infestation at Stono Preserve.
President Hsu, Matt Rutter and Greg Ibach, the Under-Secretary for Marketing and Regulatory Programs at the USDA along with others from CofC, Clemson, and the USDA inspect the Asian Longhorned Beetle infestation at Stono Preserve.
President Hsu, Matt Rutter and Greg Ibach, the Under-Secretary for Marketing and Regulatory Programs at the USDA along with others from CofC, Clemson, and the USDA inspect the Asian Longhorned Beetle infestation at Stono Preserve.
President Hsu, Matt Rutter and Greg Ibach, the Under-Secretary for Marketing and Regulatory Programs at the USDA along with others from CofC, Clemson, and the USDA inspect the Asian Longhorned Beetle infestation at Stono Preserve.
President Hsu, Matt Rutter and Greg Ibach, the Under-Secretary for Marketing and Regulatory Programs at the USDA along with others from CofC, Clemson, and the USDA inspect the Asian Longhorned Beetle infestation at Stono Preserve.

President Hsu hosted USDA Under Secretary Gregory Ibach and his team of researchers at Stono Preserve on Wednesday, Sept. 16, to evaluate an infestation of Asian Longhorned Beetles on the College’s 981-acre property. Photos by Heather Moran