The College of Charleston will host two virtual events for students and families, one on Jan. 14 regarding learning modalities and one on Jan. 20 to discuss updates for the spring semester.
Nearly 20 years after stepping down as president of the College of Charleston, Alex Sanders is officially leaving the institution after teaching his Law and Society course for the final time last fall.
CofC President Andrew T. Hsu on Wednesday shared the following message regarding the spring 2021 semester, including new mandatory COVID-19 testing requirements for students.
Without question 2020 was a challenging year, to say the least. Despite the difficulties, 2020 was also a year of innovation, dedication and perseverance for the CofC community, filled with moments of hope, pride and achievement.
Music chair Edward Hart is the new dean of the School of the Arts. Associate Provost for Curriculum and Academic Administration Mark Del Mastro is taking the reins of the Center for International Education.
Cougar Countdown is a program for College of Charleston students to support their mind, body and spirit during the final days of each semester and during final exams.
The fall 2020 semester has been one unlike any other in the College of Charleston's 250-year history. But out of the hard times often comes innovation, and that has certainly been the case at CofC, where faculty have expanded the horizons of learning through teaching in a hybrid (online/in-person instruction) format.
The College will hold its next series of virtual town hall meetings on Thursday, Dec. 3, with separate meetings for students/families, another for faculty and one for staff.
Thanks to detailed protocols and procedures for all areas of campus life, the College reopened safely this fall with some sense of normalcy.
In order to be a more welcoming campus, efforts are underway to address the complex issues of diversity, equity and inclusion at the College.
