As the director of the Health Professions Advising Program, Karen Eippert '92 is doing what she loves to do – helping pre-health professions students figure out how to do what they love to do.
Scott Ward '85 is paying forward the dividends of his career spent working in finance with the Scott Ward Award for Excellence in Mathematical Studies.
The Call Me MISTER program supports male minority students majoring in education academically as well as socially and emotionally.
Student Bethany Rupert is the first recipient of the Robert Ivey Scholarship in Dance, which was awarded for the 2018-19 school year.
A new academic offering at the College of Charleston, the Writing, Rhetoric and Publication program teaches students for writing in the 21st century..
An open house for professionally oriented adults will take place at the School of Professional Studies at the College of Charleston's North Campus on Saturday, April 27, 2019.
Students in the College's Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing Program got to hear from the editor of 'The Paris Review' during a recent event.
Oceanography students get the opportunity to work on board a research vessel to gain hands-on experience in marine science research thanks to the Grice Marine Lab.
French professor Juliette Bourdier grew up in Paris. Watching Notre Dame Cathedral burn on April 15, 2019, reminded her of the building's significance in history and in her own life.
Student Allie Stern was one of six students to receive a Race and Social Justice Initiative Student Leadership Award aimed at addressing social change on campus.
