The following message was sent to the campus community on Sept. 6, 2017: Dear Campus Community, College officials continue to work with state and local emergency preparedness teams toย monitorย the track of Hurricane Irma. At this time, the governor of South Carolina has declared a โstate of emergency.โ PLEASE NOTE: this is a procedural declaration and
The College of Charleston community turned out on Aug. 31, 2017, for SustainFest,ย the kickoff event for the College's annual Quality Enhancement Plan theme.
College of Charleston โIn the Newsโ is a round-up of news articles featuring College faculty, staff, students andย alumni. Recent media coverage of CofCย includes: Celestial show: A guide to the total solar eclipse Professor Laura Pennyย givesย Lowcountry Parent tips for families hoping to get a glimpse of August's solar Eclipse. How one College of Charleston grad turned
The one-year scholarship program is designed to address financial support and to help foster a sense of community among students, particularly students of color.
This summer, geology major Alexandra Dawson is participating in a prestigious internship at sea with the Robert Ballard-founded Ocean Exploration Trust.
In this week's installment: economics of the recent violence in Myrtle Beach, organizing the Internet, the Halsey wins a big federal arts grant, NASA is coming to CofC for the solar eclipse and much more.
By embedding students with a host family in a neighborhood for 10 weeks, the Collegeโs study-abroad program ensures that students not only experience the real Cuba, but come away forever changed.
College of Charleston alumni Logan Honeycutt '09 and Michael Cody '06 have founded the Chicago-based BareItAll Pet Foods.
Ret. Col. John Nerges '17 found a new beat to march to at the College after a 30-year career as a critical care nurse in the U.S. Army.
Astronomy instructor Terry Richardson has perfected a simple device for viewing the eclipse safely and affordably. And he wants to teach you how to make one to view the total solar eclipse in August.
