Students recently dug into the history of the Heyward-Washington House in downtown Charleston in an effort to learn more about the people who lived at the site prior to the home's construction in 1772.
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The Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology recently recognized associate professor of biology Bob Podolsky with the M. Patricia Morse Award for Excellence and Innovation in Science Education.
The new Spanish as a Heritage Language Distinction Program gives Spanish-speaking students a cultural connection that builds community while connecting them to their roots.
Check out these 10 facts about the African American trailblazers and institutions that have made not just Black history, but College of Charleston history over the years.
The College's head of photography, award-winning photographer Elizabeth Bick, will have her first solo show at the Halsey Institute this winter.
Hispanic studies professor Yulian Martínez-Escobar's new documentary 'Llegó Federico y Su Salsa' highlights the story of salsa musician Federico Betancourt.
A renowned author who taught creative writing at the College of Charleston, T Kira Madden inspires students with her love of language.
As an intern with the Johannesburg Holocaust and Genocide Centre, triple major Lea Neufeld is learning more about the horrors of forced migration than she ever could from a book.
Inspired by her father's passion for the environment and her homeland of Ecuador, Sofia Troya Zambrano '20 hopes to make a difference in the sphere of climate policy, armed with a master's degree in environmental and sustainability studies.
