One College of Charleston alumnus is making a name for himself by getting wounded military veterans and active service personnel on the water sailing, and he'll be doing that in a big way at Sperry Charleston Race Week.
The College's Historic Preservation and Community Planning Program presented the award to Robert A.M. Stern, who is often regarded as the dean of modern architecture in the U.S.
Want to study cybersecurity and Russia? Or American automotive history? Students at the College of Charleston have access to some very engaging and unusual courses each semester.
You can't stop the Cougars, especially if they're on water. The College's Varsity Sailing Team boasts Olympic competitors and regularly captures national championships.
Notable computer science alumni will return to the College to offer advice and networking opportunities for current students.
Accepted Student Weekend brings more than 1,000 prospective students and their parents to the College of Charleston each spring for a closer look at life at this mid-sized, liberal arts and sciences university.
Renowned environmental philosopher Dale Jamieson will discuss the Anthropocene at the College on March 15, 2016.
The College of Charleston hosts the Warrior Sailing Program for a four-day advanced racing clinic on Charleston Harbor.
The Historic Preservation and Community Planning Program at the College of Charleston wins awards and provides hands-on learning for its students. Recently, students were able to witness the award-winning restoration of three historic buildings on campus.
Eight students will present their sustainability research at the 2016 Southeastern EcoReps Conference. Their projects focus on the ocean, social justice, urban gardening, Zero Waste events and more.
