The MBA Program is among the Top 10 nationally for having the highest percentage of full-time graduates who were employed three months after graduating.
Cougar Basketball helped bring the close-knit Branin siblings – Pat, Carter and Tim – together at the College.
President McConnell highlighted the College’s role in supplying graduates to serve the Charleston region’s growing high-tech economy.
Professor of African American history Mari Crabtree will give a talk on March 11, 2015, titled “My Soul is a Witness: Theorizing Racial Violence with the Blues.”
Visit the College's new Little Free Library outside the Department of English (26 Glebe St.). The library's entire inventory has changed - see what is in there now!
After visiting England in 2013 as part of a first-year abroad trip, history major Luke Morris has returned to the UK for an internship with the Nottingham Forest Football Club.
Originally based on the Chinese lunar-solar calendar, the holiday, also known as Spring Festival, is traditionally celebrated by families coming together to renew ties.
Junior biochemistry major Aliya Dumas, who aspires to become a surgeon, recently won a grant to take part in a summer research project in Singapore.
Keisha Hawes '01 is a national spokeswoman for the American Heart Association's Go Red campaign, which raises awareness about heart disease in women.
Whether it’s supporting research, providing discretionary funds for emerging opportunities, or enabling faculty and students to travel, these funds are an instrumental resource for our academic schools.
