CofC’s Van Wyk Named Inaugural Black College Golfer of the Year
The Black College Golf Coaches Association has named College of Charleston golfer Kieron van Wyk the inaugural Black College Golfer of the Year.
26 07, 2022
22 07, 2022
College of Charleston Photos of the Week
From incoming and prospective student visits to chemistry research to a certain CofC president’s birthday: See what’s been happening lately at the College of Charleston.
21 07, 2022
CofC Podcast: Explore the Landscapes and Student Garden at Stono Preserve
Learn about the myriad of ecosystems and the student garden at the College of Charleston's Stono Preserve on this episode of "Speaking of ... College of Charleston," CofC's official podcast.
20 07, 2022
College of Charleston Recognized as a Tree Campus
The Arbor Day Foundation has officially recognized the College of Charleston as a Tree Campus Higher Education.
13 07, 2022
College Announces COVID-19 Protocols for 2022-23 Academic Year
Learn about the College's COVID-19 protocols for the upcoming academic year, including COVID-19 vaccine documentation.
13 07, 2022
Get the Most out of New Student Orientation With These Tips
These tips will help incoming CofC students maximize orientation and start the fall semester off right.
11 07, 2022
CofC, Clemson Join Forces to Eradicate the Asian Longhorned Beetle
The College of Charleston and Clemson University have teamed up to fight the invasion of the Asian longhorned beetle at Stono Preserve, CofC's 981-acre tract in Hollywood, S.C.
1 07, 2022
College of Charleston Photos of the Week
From orientation to the inaugural Maroon Walk for Juneteenth, check out what's been happening over the last few weeks at the College of Charleston.
29 06, 2022
Internship Program Helps Student Make Strides on Capitol Hill
Thanks to the support of the Career Center Internship Award program, public health major Kaytlin Brown is spending her summer as an intern with the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation.
25 06, 2022
Avery Research Center Receives Rare Recording of MLK Speech in Charleston as Part of New Collection
The Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture has received a gift of new materials that offer insights into the fight for civil rights in the Lowcountry, including a rare recording of a speech made by the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. during a visit to Charleston in 1967.