The College of Charleston sailing team won the SAISA Team Race Conference Championship over the weekend and has qualified for the 2015 ICSA Team Race National Championship to be held May 29-31, 2015, in Newport, R.I.
Ansley Pope, a Women's and Gender Studies major and junior in the College's Bonner Leader program, has been named one of CHARLIE magazine’s 50 Most Progressive.
Take a peek at campus when the College is bursting with springtime color and life.
The College has more than 220 organized student groups and clubs. Some of the newest are the Cougar Skydiving Club, the CyberSecurity Club, the Paintball Club, the Film Makers Club, and the Cheese Club.
In addition to teaching philosophy at the College of Charleston, Rachel McKinnon is a competitive badminton player and a former professional poker player.
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Raj Patel will discuss his book, “The Value of Nothing: How to Reshape Market Society and Redefine Democracy," in a free event on April 8, 2015 at 5:30.
The College's African American Studies Program will host a lecture on black student activism in the Civil Rights Movement at 6 p.m. on April 9, 2015.
Slideshow: Portraits of students at the Pro±Con 2015 Anime and Gaming Convention at the College of Charleston.
Meeting will be held on April 7 in Randolph Hall.
