An education major poised to start his career in the classroom, a geology major primed to go to graduate school and the president of the South Carolina Stingrays with stronger leadership skills thanks to a college degree: Meet a few of the College of Charleston's winter 2022 graduates.
The College of Charleston School of Business has recently been named among Bloomberg Businessweek’s 2022-23 Best Business Schools list for its Master of Business Administration program. The MBA program has also made Fortune’s 2022-23 Best MBA Programs list.
The last few weeks at the College of Charleston have been a blur with field trips, competitions and final exams. Whew, the semester is almost over!
Last month, sophomore Honors student and Bonner Leader Alani Boyd organized a Service Saturday experience highlighting land preservation efforts, climate change and agriculture to help students connect to Gullah Geechee history, culture and cuisine.
All dressed up and looking festive: The College of Charleston is getting into the holiday spirit!
College of Charleston President Andrew Hsu on Thursday, Dec. 1, announced the appointment of Daniel Frezza as the next chief advancement officer and executive director of the College of Charleston Foundation. He will officially join the College in February of 2023.
More than 100 students are expected to receive their degrees during winter commencement on Dec. 17. Mark Joseph Buono ’81, visiting instructor and interim director of the Carter Real Estate Center at the College, will be the commencement speaker and recipient of an honorary degree.
Five student teams from the College of Charleston excelled at the statewide pitch competition SC Innovates, with two placing in the top five.
From life in the classroom to hanging out with friends, the College of Charleston’s new Social Media Ambassador program gives students the power to share their CofC experiences through fun, creative content.
The sixth annual Cougar Night Lights holiday light show kicks off this month with a special showing for College of Charleston students.
