Alumna Seeks Justice as Criminal Prosecutor
From assault to homicide and everything in between, Kate Wrenn ’06 has seen it all in her work as a criminal prosecutor.
From assault to homicide and everything in between, Kate Wrenn ’06 has seen it all in her work as a criminal prosecutor.
Kristen Thompson ’09, a graduate of the Honors College and the recipient of the College's prestigious Bishop Robert Smith Award, is passionate about her work in South Africa, where apartheid left enormous gaps in the public education system.
CofC alumna Katie Kozar Thompson ’09 has created a stunning collection of gifts using wood salvaged from a giant oak tree that fell in Cistern Yard in July 2016. Proceeds from the Cistern Oak Collection will benefit Alumni Association scholarships and programs.
Anna Shillinglaw Hampton '00 left College of Charleston with degrees in French and international business and went on to an exciting career in food media.
George Rabb '51, the College of Charleston alumnus who served as the director of Chicago's Brookfield Zoo for nearly three decades and became one of the most influential wildlife conservation advocates in the country, passed away Thursday after battling a brief illness, according to the organization that runs the zoo. He was 87. George
Peter Lanier '05 has had a varied career in media, producing everything from shows on CNN to promos for Discovery Channel's Shark Week.
Former Cougars point guard and elementary education major Jermel President ’03 established the DAE Foundation to educate and train student-athletes to become skilled, effective and responsible citizens.
After encountering ecstatic dance in Pahoa, Hawaii, alumna Alexandra Seaman made it her mission to introduce the freeform dance style to Charleston.
Deniz Houston ’16 is the College of Charleston’s 12th recipient of the prestigious Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange for Young Professionals (CBYX) fellowship in 16 years.
A College of Charleston alum will be among the filmmakers picking Oscar winners next spring.