Charleston, S.C. is exploding with entrepreneurial activity, and College of Charleston students are fueling the fire. They're securing venture capital, participating in business competitions, and ready for the new entrepreneurship minor.
Alumnus Jonathon Myers '00 has written storylines for some of the nation's top video game companies. He's worked on Game of the Thrones and Indiana Jones Adventure World. Now he owns his own mobile game company and has some advice for up-and-coming talent.
Nearly 6,000 middle school students will pack Joe Riley Park to see a chemistry magic show, animal bones, brain models, a planet walk, robotics… oh, and a baseball game.
Murphy will spend a year interning in Germany, where he hopes to see how healthcare and science are really practiced in Europe. He plans to attend medical school in the U.S., but is considering practicing in Germany.
Synergies will be a voice for the regional community that will create conversations around sustainability topics that eventually lead to action.
President P. George Benson and Board of Trustees Chair Greg Padgett's statements on legislative proposal to create a research university in Charleston by expanding mission of University of Charleston, South Carolina
Merissa Ferrara's communication capstone course has challenged what it means to be a communication major and a College of Charleston student.
Justin Foulk ’10 is making sure it is easy for you to find and buy products from Anthropologie. With a background in finance (he was a business administration major at the College of Charleston), he uses numbers and data to improve the online user experience.
The Office of Sustainability is hosting the College’s third annual Sustainability Week from April 7-April 12, 2014. Lectures and workshops planned throughout the week focus around the Week’s keynote speaker, world-renowned author and activist Dr. Vandana Shiva.
The annual exhibition shows off the brightest talents coming out of the College's School of the Arts and helps students learn how to prepare for future gallery exhibits.
