Kate Pfile '04, associate professor of exercise science and chair of the Department of Health and Human Performance, talks all things fitness in the new year, how to set goals and what you can do to stay on track.
Bolstered by several humanities scholarships, Patrick Wohlscheid, a double major in English and philosophy, is researching philosophical and literary themes on subjects such as monstrosity and slavery.
Meet Jenny Sella, a senior majoring in exercise science at the College of Charleston, who is interested in pursuing a career in nursing or physical therapy.
The College's new Paleontology Scholarship is crowdfunded through visitor donations at the Mace Brown Museum of Natural History.
Some exceptional individuals are graduating from the College of Charleston this winter. Here's a quick look at a few of them.
Camryn Snell and Jailan Williams, students in the College's Graduate Certificate Program in Arts and Cultural Management, are the first to serve in the Charleston Symphony Inclusion Fellows program.
'Archaeology Magazine' has included an 1853 slave tag found by faculty and students at the College of Charleston among the Top 10 archaeological discoveries of 2021.
CofC professor Purushottam Meena, who specializes in supply chain disruption risk management, breaks down the current supply chain crisis, focusing on the factors that are creating choke points in getting goods where they need to go.
Paul Sánchez, director of piano studies and artistic director for the International Piano Series at the College of Charleston, has received a Grammy Award nomination for his collaborative album 'Dreams of a New Day' with operatic baritone Will Liverman.
For communication major Laurie Fogleman, the Lindner Scholarship has paved the way for her to pursue more opportunities in the field of communication and given her a stronger since of purpose and confidence.
