Students from high schools across South Carolina will be hosted by the College of Charleston's German department and Mercedes-Benz Vans, LLC, to learn about the advantages of studying German at the College.
Building Bridges is presented by the College's Office of Institutional Diversity and the Office of Multicultural Students Programs and Services.
Allison Kaplan Sommer will offer her views on the challenges of reporting on developments between Israel and her neighbors in the Middle East.
Want to learn more about impending water crises in the U.S. and get entertained by one of Charleston's top bands? That's what SustainFest 2017 is all about this year. SustainFest 2017 starts at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 31, in the Sottile Theatre. It's free and open to all students, faculty and staff at the
The College's newest faculty members represent a broad array of research and teaching specialties that range from Shakespearean drama to real estate finance to observational astrophysics.
At the College of Charleston, you can study more than 80 different subjects online this fall, from art history to economics.
More than 80 students at the College of Charleston conducted research or worked on creative projects this summer with faculty members. There work will be on display Friday, August 25.
At the College, we’re big on sustainability. The three R's of environmental sustainability – reduce, reuse and recycle – are definitely in place here, but they're just the beginning of a comprehensive approach to building a sustainable community.
College of Charleston professors and students will be out in the surrounding community on Monday, Aug. 21 helping residents enjoy the solar eclipse safely.
Students from the College are studying a school in India to consider the balance between education and the need to preserve indigenous cultural traits.
