Physical education major Pierre “PJ” Edwards II wants his future students and his fellow future educators to know that it's not how you start, but how you finish something that matters.
Don't talk to arts management major Lauren Dryzer about starving artists. The arts management program, Dryzer says, has opened doors for a business-minded career in the arts.
When Pearl Gibbs graduates from the College of Charleston Professional Studies Program, the 75-year-old will be the first of her 11 siblings to earn a bachelor's degree.
German and international business double major Harrison Todd will kick his career into full gear after graduation with a job at BMW in Greenville, South Carolina.
U.S. News & World Report ranked the College's MBA program within the Top 100 Best Business Schools and the M.P.A. program within the Top 100 Best Public Affairs Programs.
Max Kovalov, director of the John Edwin Mroz Global Leadership Institute and an international studies professor, is closely watching the war in Ukraine not only because of his scholarly pursuits, but also because it's his homeland.
A group of young geology alumni established the Geology Alumni Endowed Award to fund undergraduate research, field studies and career development for current geology students. Senior Kesli Kruzel is the first recipient.
The College offered Joe Brennan not just the opportunity for the interdisciplinary studies that he wanted, but the support from faculty, staff and even scholarships that he needed.
Students Emily Dombrowski, Abanob Hanna and Brison Shira each received a Goldwater Scholarship Award for the 2022–23 academic year.
Three theatre majors recently brought home several awards from the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF) Region IV competition.
