Marty Perlmutter envisions the College's Jewish Studies Program serving as a catalyst for the renaissance of Jewish life in Charleston. The new dining hall is just one step in his plan.
Hours of coordination, planning, and collaboration paid off when 94.67 percent of the total waste weight generated by A Charleston Affair was diverted from the landfill, making it the largest zero waste event in the College's history.
From quantifying humility to cancer research, check out 8 of the 37 summer research projects taking place at the College of Charleston.
After college, Ben Rosen '08 hoped to do standup comedy and get a day job in NYC. Learn how he landed a career at Buzzfeed instead (spoiler: snacks are key)
A recent Slate article speculates that a library without books seems inevitable. College of Charleston Libraries Dean John White respectfully disagrees. He predicts that won’t happen anytime soon – if at all.
The Cougars (41-17) are the No. 4 seed in the regional and will be joined by host Florida (40-21), second-seeded Long Beach State (32-24) and third-seeded North Carolina (34-25).
This is the fourth Colonial Athletic Association championship for the College of Charleston in its inaugural year. It is the Cougars' sixth appearance in the NCAA Baseball Championship.
Professor James Newhard studies the past with some of the most futuristic technology available.
A Q&A with one of CHARLIE Magazine’s 50 Most Progressive People of 2014. Parry says pushing the boundaries is absolutely necessary.
College of Charleston Asst. Sailing Coach and Dockmaster Ned Goss was named the world's fastest dinghy sailor on May 10, 2014.
