Astronomy Professor Jon Hakkila and an international team of researchers have made a scientific discovery that is so big and unexpected that it challenges our understanding of the evolution of the universe.
As Republicans and Democrats make plans for their partiesโ 2016 national conventions, College of Charleston alumnus Geoff Yost โ12 looks back on his brush with this all-important American political tradition.
The 2014 SPECTRA class, which includes nearly 100 freshman with diverse backgrounds, continues through Aug. 9, 2014.
They helped the Cougars capture conference championships in women's and menโs golf earlier this year, and now seniors C.C. Buford and Zach Munroe and alumnus Alex Ellis have qualified for the U.S. Amateur Championship.
Campus comes alive again as the College welcomes new students and their families to Orientation 2014. The final two-day orientation session is Aug. 14-15.
Alumnus, comedian and playwright David Lee Nelson '00 will premiere his new play "Folly Beach" at Pure Theatre in Charleston July 11 โ Aug. 2.
MBA students and faculty from the School of Business recently returned from a study abroad trip to China and Hong Kong where they studied the operations of two Marriott hotels.
Alumnus Nathan Frandino '10 got his start writing for the College's student newspaper. Now he's a producer for Reuters TV and just returned from covering the World Cup in Brazil.
Brett Weyman, a finance major in the School of Business, returned to college after an extended detour took him to some of the most beautiful and dangerous places in the world. Read about his true-life adventures.
After founding the College of Charleston in 1770, three of the College's founders went on to sign the Declaration of Independence in 1776.
