African American Studies Talk to Explore Racial Violence
Professor of African American history Mari Crabtree will give a talk on March 11, 2015, titled “My Soul is a Witness: Theorizing Racial Violence with the Blues.”
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03, 2015
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02, 2015
Experts Weigh in on ‘House of Cards’
College of Charleston weigh in on how realistic the Netflix series is, and why exactly you can't stop watching.
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02, 2015
I Want Your Job: Owner of Surf Company in Costa Rica
Phillip Hall ’09 gets paid to be on vacation. He spends his days surfing in Costa Rica, traveling the country and capturing it all in photos and video.
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02, 2015
Professional Puzzler Will Make You Think
Math faculty member Derrick Niederman has had 20 crossword puzzles published in the New York Times. But, he hasn't stopped there...
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02, 2015
Take a Book, Return a Book: No Library Card Required
Visit the College's new Little Free Library outside the Department of English (26 Glebe St.). The library's entire inventory has changed - see what is in there now!
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02, 2015
Student’s Study Abroad Trip to UK Leads to Internship
After visiting England in 2013 as part of a first-year abroad trip, history major Luke Morris has returned to the UK for an internship with the Nottingham Forest Football Club.
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02, 2015
Sustainable Agriculture 101
The College of Charleston unveils a new certificate program for anyone interested in sustainable agriculture.
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02, 2015
College’s Political Science Department Hosts Polarization and the U.S. Constitution Event
The College of Charleston will host a panel discussion on polarization and the U.S. Constitution on February 23, 2015 at 4 p.m. at the Beatty Center.
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02, 2015
Professor Receives Award to Establish Workshop for Entrepreneurs
David Desplaces received the Howard F. Rudd Distinguished Faculty Award for Service Leadership, which he'll use to create a professional leadership workshop.
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02, 2015
Yes! I’m a Feminist Event to be Held February 24
This year’s hosts include every dean at the College of Charleston and most administrators, including President Glenn F. McConnell ’69.