Center for Public Choice & Market Process Announces 2015-16 Scholars
The College of Charleston's Center for Public Choice & Market Process announced the three students honored as Market Process Scholars.
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08, 2015
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08, 2015
Slideshow: Students Swim with Galapagos Sea Lions
College of Charleston students witnessed the unforgettable natural beauty and wildlife of the Galapagos Islands while completing a June 2015 study abroad course on volcanoes.
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08, 2015
Class of 2019 Freshman Profile
Over 2,300 freshmen arrived on campus this fall. Among them are more than 50 students from each of the following states: South Carolina, New Jersey, North Carolina, Maryland, Massachusetts, Virginia, New York, Georgia, Connecticut, Pennsylvania. Here's an overview of this group – the Class of 2019. Class of 2019: By the Numbers * 2,330 Number of
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08, 2015
Welcome Week Events at the College of Charleston
August is here and the first day of classes is right around the corner. Check out this list of 2015 back-to-school events at CofC!
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08, 2015
College Sororities Recognized for Excellence (has video)
For the second year in a row, College sororities are receiving national recognition.
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08, 2015
Interview with a Vampire Expert
Professor Irina Erman will teach a Russian Literature in Translation course on vampires (LTRS 250) this fall. Learn more about what to expect from this new section of the class in her Q&A!
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08, 2015
College of Charleston Biology Program Featured on National Science Foundation Blog
College biology professor Matt Rutter heads a collaborative program that allows undergraduate students to gain invaluable scientific experience.
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08, 2015
I Want Your Job: NASCAR Digital Marketing
Chelsea Saunders '12 raced into her dream job after her graduation from the College...
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07, 2015
Marine Sciences Research Draws Students to Charleston
Each summer, students from across the country come to Grice Marine Lab to conduct research on marine life.
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07, 2015
Running Across America – pant, pant – in 49 Days
Hannah Ruegner '14 explains how to run 4,000 miles from San Francisco to Baltimore, all in the name of cancer awareness.