She is here for the men. She makes that unmistakably clear. She goes straight in and makes her move without hesitation. And her approach works: She’s already scored numbers from five eligible bachelors – all of them unabashedly intrigued by what she has to offer. She’s straightforward, unapologetic and confident. And she’s starting to get
The School of Languages, Cultures, and World Affairs is hosting its annual World Cultures Fair on March 26, 2015, in the Stern Center Garden, 71 George St.
Last month, Daniel Nesmith '13 presented his independent research on evaluation video games as art at the Southwest Popular American Culture Association Conference in Albuquerque, N.M.
A special exhibit celebrating South Carolina history will be on display at the Addlestone Library March 2, 2015 through the end of the spring semester.
David Desplaces received the Howard F. Rudd Distinguished Faculty Award for Service Leadership, which he'll use to create a professional leadership workshop.
First-generation student Meagan Dunham has found boundless opportunities through scholarships at the College of Charleston.
Stephen Beus, a young yet distinguished pianist with many prestigious honors, will be performing at the College of Charleston's Sottile Theatre as part of the International Piano Series.
Cougar PAWWS, or Parents and Alumni Working With Students, ensure that accepted students feel welcome at the College before they even enroll.
Chanele Jackson '87 took a job to put herself through college while supporting her daughters. She never imagined the opportunities that job would present.
The Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art invites the public to explore the unique vision and technique that Alabama-based artist Patricia Boinset Potter portrays in her traveling exhibit, Patterns of Place.
