Some of our newest students began making their way to the College of Charleston campus this week with the start of summer orientation. From check-in to the Student Activity Information Fair, take a look at all things orientation.
From serving as the interim president to helping craft exhibits to mapping complex histories, College of Charleston faculty have been essential to the development of the new International African American Museum, which will celebrate its grand opening in Charleston on Saturday, June 24.
Harlan Greene, outreach archivist and project coordinator for the SC LGBTQ Oral Histories, Archives and Outreach Project in the College's Special Collections, discusses LGBTQ history and his book 'The Real Rainbow Row.'
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.'
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.
For the next two months, the newest Cougars will make their way to the College of Charleston for orientation. To help them prepare, here are answers to some common orientation questions.
Cheyenne Twilley, who is pursuing dual graduate degrees in environmental and sustainability studies and public administration, has successfully launched World Oceans Day events in South Carolina and beyond.
