The Center for Sustainable Development and Addlestone Library at the College of Charleston collaborated to create a digital collection of anti-racism and social justice literature to enhance learning opportunities for students.
Well before the COVID-19 pandemic, the School of Languages, Cultures, and World Affairs embarked on a plan to leverage digital technology in order to integrate immersive and sustained international education into the daily classroom experience.
The College of Charleston is adding four new academic programs this semester, including a minor in geoinformatics and an undergraduate certificate in cultural sustainability.
In the fall of 2019, six College of Charleston students got a real hands-on lesson in the art and science of brewing beer. And now Charleston beer lovers will get to taste the results from two of those students whose brew rose to the top.
The College of Charleston welcomes over two dozen new professors to campus this year, with specialties ranging from bioinformatics to Native American religious traditions to behavioral finance.
In celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Nineteenth Amendment, Associate Professor of history Sandy Slater looks back at the women's suffrage movement and where it has brought us today.
To gather video for a summer online fieldwork class, Assistant Professor of geology Scott Persons unearthed a Triceratops skull and tyrannosaur footprints near Casper, Wyoming.
The College's new medical humanities minor seeks to bridge the divide between medicine and the human element of health care.
The College of Charleston is entering a new phase as it broadens its degree offerings to include one of the most sought-after majors at any university – engineering.
The College of Charleston's School of Business made sure students could continue to get real-world experience safely amid the coronavirus pandemic through remote internships.
