College of Charleston Photos of the Week
Spring has sprung and the College of Charleston is blooming with activity. Check out what’s been happening on campus over the last few weeks.
24 03, 2023
24 03, 2023
More than 150 Employees Recognized Through ‘The Cistern Standard’
More than 150 faculty and staff members were recently recognized through the College of Charleston's employee recognition program, The Cistern Standard.
24 03, 2023
College Co-hosts Black Alumni Collective National Leadership Symposium
The College of Charleston recently co-hosted the 2023 National Black Alumni Collective Leadership Symposium March 9-12.
23 03, 2023
2022 Tax Tips for CofC Employees
Thomas Spade ’07 (M.S.), instructor of accounting in the Department of Accounting and Business Law, provides some expert advice to CofC employees for the 2022 tax season.
23 03, 2023
Updates from Student Affairs
The Division of Student Affairs provides updates about recent and upcoming efforts and initiatives that enhance the student experience and student success at the College.
22 03, 2023
College of Charleston MBA Program Announces New Partnership with Lowcountry Local First
The College of Charleston’s MBA program and Lowcountry Local First, a local nonprofit that supports local independent businesses, will work together in a newly established partnership.
22 03, 2023
School of the Arts Dean Reaches Top of the Billboard Chart With Classical Album
"Under an Indigo Sky," composed by Edward Hart '88, dean of the School of the Arts, recently debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard Traditional Classical Albums Chart.
21 03, 2023
Apply Now for the Summer 2023 Online Education Readiness Course
The Teaching and Learning Team is offering the Summer 2023 Online Education Readiness Course from June 28 to Aug. 18, 2023. Applications are due April 24, 2023.
21 03, 2023
CofC Faces to Know: Damaris Jones
Meet Damaris Jones, office manager for the Department of Biology at the College of Charleston.
21 03, 2023
A House Divided: States, Cities and the Wealthy are Withdrawing From America
Michael Lee, professor of communication at the College of Charleston, sheds light on recent rhetoric about secession and political divisions in the United States.