A recent obesity report says one-third of the population is obese. Public health professor Matt Page agrees that it the biggest issue in the U.S. right now, but he says another issue should be on your radar.
Hours of coordination, planning, and collaboration paid off when 94.67 percent of the total waste weight generated by A Charleston Affair was diverted from the landfill, making it the largest zero waste event in the College's history.
Two Piccolo Spoleto events will showcase the dance and choreography of students and alumni from the Department of Theatre and Dance.
Jessica Colie McClellan '10 researched, wrote, crowd-funded, and performs in her own play. They Call Me Arethusa is presented as part of Piccolo Spoleto.
Former students of longtime chemistry professor Frank Kinard, who passed away last summer, have established a scholarship to honor his legacy of teaching.
As part of Piccolo Spoleto, the School of the Arts Young Artist Series kicks off May 24. The first event of the series features the College's Concert Choir.
After receiving a degree in arts management at the College's 2014 spring commencement, musician Tyler Boone is celebrating with the release of a new CD featuring Hootie's Mark Bryan.
College of Charleston alumni and guests are invited to Alumni Night at Joe Riley Ballpark on May 16, 2014.
Three College of Charleston alumni who developed an app to help people discover local events say their liberal arts education prepared them for the challenges of running a start-up company.
Relive A Charleston Affair in 60 seconds. The annual event was held May 3 & 4, 2014, to welcome alumni back to campus and to celebrate this year's graduating class.
