2022 Spring Commencement: Everything You Need to Know
From details on tickets and satellite locations to information on where to park, check out our guide on all things commencement.
27 04, 2022
16 02, 2022
Kameelah Martin Makes History as CofC’s First Black Female Academic Dean
Kameelah Martin, dean of the College's Graduate School, made history last year when she became the institution's first Black female academic dean.
15 02, 2022
Chucktown Sound Athletics Band is Back
The College of Charleston’s athletics band, Chucktown Sound, is bringing back live music and extra energy to the men’s basketball games – and looking for new student-musicians to join.
14 02, 2022
CofC President Reflects on Black History Month
College of Charleston President Andrew T. Hsu reflects on Black History Month, how far the College has come in supporting Black students and Black voices and the work still ahead.
11 02, 2022
CofC President Gives COVID-19 Update
President Andrew T. Hsu shared updates regarding plans for COVID-19 protocols in a message to the campus community on Friday, Feb. 11.
2 02, 2022
College Announces President’s List and Dean’s List for Fall 2021
The Office of the Registrar at the College of Charleston has published the semester honors lists for fall 2021, including the President's List and Dean's List.
2 02, 2022
Fourth Annual Peace Initiative Focuses on the Power of Connection
The fourth annual Peace Initiative, Feb. 7-11, aims to shed light on how we can come together to strengthen and renew our connections to each other and ourselves to find a little more peace.
28 01, 2022
Former BMW Exec to Focus on Innovation and Industry Engagement at CofC
College of Charleston President Andrew T. Hsu has appointed former BMW executive Knudt Flor as the senior vice president for innovation and industry engagement and as distinguished professor of practice.
27 01, 2022
Kameelah Martin: My Favorite Reads
Kameelah Martin, the dean of the Graduate School, shares her top 10 list of books.
27 01, 2022
The Late Lucille Whipper Was a Model Citizen
As CofC’s first Black administrator, the late Lucille Whipper helped pioneer the College’s diversity programs and spearheaded the creation of what is now the Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture.