Students, faculty and staff are invited to take the Downtown Charleston Transit Study survey to provide feedback on public transportation needs to and from campus.
Joshua Shanes, associate professor of Jewish studies, has published an article in The Conversation that examines the differences between Jewish denominations.
With a new virtual tour through the College’s Discovering Our Past app and website, visitors to the College of Charleston campus can reflect on the significance of Juneteenth and some of the College’s African American heritage sites year-round.
Public health professor Leslie Hart writes an article in The Conversation concerning the dangers of chemicals founds in popular cosmetics.
On this episode of 'Speaking of … College of Charleston,' Mari Crabtree, associate professor of African American studies, talks about her book, 'My Soul Is a Witness: The Traumatic Afterlife of Lynching.'
The College of Charleston Board of Trustees voted on June 12, to hold tuition constant for South Carolina students for the fourth consecutive year. The board also voted to slightly increase tuition for out-of-state students by 3% for the 2023-2024 academic year.
In this week's installment: Public health professor Leslie Hart writes an article for The Conversation about chemicals in cosmetics, 'University Business' says the College of Charleston is the most LGBTQ-friendly college in South Carolina, and more.
The College of Charleston has earned a STARS Silver rating in recognition of its sustainability achievements from the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education.
From making clothes to making electric guitars, from playing Dungeons & Dragons to playing the trombone: These new employees may have a wide variety of interests, but they all share an enthusiasm for joining the Cougar family.
From hosting performances for Spoleto Festival USA to the Maroon Walk for Juneteenth, check out how we’ve been spending our days at the College of Charleston.
