He's a respectable golfer, medal-earning cyclist, two-time finisher of the Boston Marathon, writer, traveler and executive-in-residence in the College's School of Business. Peter Alan Smith is also blind.
The Cougars shocked the Tigers 70-58 Monday night at TD Arena.
The Sottile House tree lighting ceremony is one of the College's most treasured traditions. Learn how it all got started.
Tiny is huge right now. In fact, there’s a whole movement of people looking to minimize their spaces in order to maximize their lives. One alumna discovered firsthand that big things can come in small packages.
Student programmers captured first place out of 62 teams in a division of the ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest.
Alum Luke Cleveland '01 created Coastal Stage Productions to make theater more accessible. His troupe recently performed "The Great American Trailer Park Musical" in Mount Pleasant.
Watch and read about Charleston entrepreneur and florist Anne Bowen Dabney '05, who's equally adept arranging flowers or opening a downtown restaurant and event space.
On Nov. 11, 2015, archivists, historians and others will discuss ways to preserve and manage the thousands of gifts and memorabilia that mourners and others left at Emanuel AME Church in the wake of the shootings.
The grant from the National Institutes of Health will support summer biomedical research performed by faculty and students.
Television heartthrob Matt Czuchry '99, playwright Brennen Reeves '14, and Charleston's response to the Emanuel AME Church tragedy are all highlighted in the newest College of Charleston Magazine.
