Congratulations to the 2015 ExCEL Award Recipients
More than 30 students, staff, faculty and community members were honored for their commitment to creating a campus environment that promotes diversity and excellence.
More than 30 students, staff, faculty and community members were honored for their commitment to creating a campus environment that promotes diversity and excellence.
Itโs every entrepreneurโs dream: an opportunity to pitch his/her wares on a national stage. And what better venue to market your startup than the White House? How about the Oval Office and an audience with its chief occupant โ POTUS? When freshman business major Jesse Horine found himself standing next to President Barack Obama, the
Nearly 10 years after losing her childhood home in one of the costliest and deadliest natural disasters in U.S. history, Clerc Cooper can look back on the terrifying ordeal and see a silver lining. Itโs a time she remembers well for reasons beside the hurricane. A middle schooler, sheโd been sailing competitively in her hometown
Carefully arranged on an end table just below a window in the office of President Glenn McConnell โ69, a small gold medal about the size of a penny glistens in the late afternoon sun. McConnell picks up the medal. It is attached to one end of a pocketwatch chain that belonged to McConnellโs grandfather. Both
She didnโt think theyโd go for it. The concept was too out there, too abstract, too risky. Perhaps the short film that Megan Gural Oepen โ00 had pitched would be a better fit for some hip, edgy startup. But the client for this job was Chick-fil-A, a stalwart of American business known for its traditional
The dean of the College's new School of Professional Studies has been taking on challenges all his life.
College of Charleston adjunct professor of anthropology Ade Ofunniyin, grandson of the late Charleston blacksmith Philip Simmons, has been named one of CHARLIE magazineโs โ50 Most Progressive.โ
See photos of the College of Charleston community decked out in maroon and white for Can't Hide the Pride Day!
English professor Joe Kelly once shared a pint of Guinness with Nobel laureate Seamus Heaney, whose poem โWhen All The Others Were Away at Massโ was recently voted Irelandโs favorite poem of the last 100 years.
College of Charleston mathematics professors explain why this yearโs decimal Pi Day on March 14, 2015, is especially, well, round.