Theatre Professor is a Guiding Light
Award-winning lighting designer Jason Lyons has a new “off-Broadway” gig to tout – visiting instructor in the Department of Theatre and Dance.
Award-winning lighting designer Jason Lyons has a new “off-Broadway” gig to tout – visiting instructor in the Department of Theatre and Dance.
Geology major Clara Meier’s trip to Alaska to gather evidence of a mass extinction illustrates the research opportunities afforded undergrads.
The REACH Program celebrates its 10th anniversary empowering students with cognitive disabilities to participate fully in college.
In order to better understand the fascinating and critical world of bees, biology major Matthew Magee is trying to discover how they earn their wings.
Are bonnetheads the first sharks found to eat veggies? Professor Gorka Sancho and two marine biology students are hot on their tails.
Studying abroad takes on a whole new meaning for the Alsarraf family, with six of their eight children traveling from Oman to study at the College.
After seeing how her high school classmates with immigrant parents were impacted by the threat of deportation, Jody Bell created the website I.C.O.D.: In Case of Deportation.
The Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture at the College of Charleston will reopen this month following extensive structural renovations.
A semester studying in La Rochelle, France, has given Sally Ott new confidence in her French and supply chain management studies.
The College of Charleston has launched a new student exchange program with American University in Cairo.