The College of Charleston Libraries has been awarded a $150,000 grant from the Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley Foundation’s “Broadening Narratives” initiative in support of the new Lowcountry Oral History Initiative.
Created nearly three decades ago, the College's Jewish Heritage Collection and Oral History Archive has become a premier repository for Southern Jewish history.
Acclaimed author and College of Charleston English Professor Bret Lott has donated his personal papers to the College's Special Collections.
The John Edwin Mroz Global Leadership Institute is holding its Inaugural Convening at the College of Charleston, March 20–22, 2022. Guest speakers include the former deputy secretary of NATO and the current president of the National Endowment for Democracy.
The Faculty Lecture Series returns for the spring 2022 semester, featuring topics in psychology, women's health research, and the Honors College First-Year Experience curriculum.
As the new director of the Libraries’ Special Collections at CofC, Kelly Kerbow Hudson is emphasizing access and inclusion.
Simon Lewis, professor of English and speaker of the Faculty Senate, has been honored with the 2021 Governor’s Award in the Humanities.
Despite a fire that destroyed most of its first collection of books in 1778 and moving four times, the College Libraries have survived and, once again, are transforming to best serve students and faculty.
The Lowcountry Digital History Initiative has debuted two new exhibits, 'Hidden Voices' and 'The Morris Street Business District,' which examine different aspects of Black history in the Lowcountry.
In recognition of Women's History Month, the College is hosting Gender Equity Week March 8-12 with a lineup of virtual events aimed at celebrating women's history and empowering women- and gender- diverse communities today.
