David Wyman, director of the Center for Entrepreneurship in the School of Business, has invented dozens of hugely successful toys. Find out his predictions for 2013's toy trends.
Graduates of the College of Charleston (chartered in 1785) end up settling down here. You can open a small business in town, and everyone wants you to succeed.
Students are debating their professors and reviewing books and articles on some of the most popular and heated topics in their field. It is happening in reading or work groups, which are very common at universities, but most are open only to professors and/or graduate students.
School of Education, Health, and Human Performance Professors Mike and Susan Flynn are working with colleagues at Purdue University to combat childhood obesity and increase interest in STEM education.
With the movie release of Catching Fire right around the corner, Hunger Games trilogy fans are excited to watch the next installment of the young-adult fiction series on the big screen. Four College of Charleston professors show how the government, scientific advances and sociological elements of the Hunger Games’ Panem – post-apocalyptic America – is not so fictitious after all.
College of Charleston Professor Mike Flynn answers to the top 6 questions posed by new runners.
The College of Charleston is now on Instagram as @CollegeofCharleston and has found no shortage of breathtakingly photogenic locations around the peninsula. Now you can take and post photos to Instagram with the hashtag #SeeCofC for a chance to win a College of Charleston pennant!
David Plyler '06 tours with the Zac Brown Band as a representative for their management company, ROAR. He talks about life on the road, working with the band and the next big artists to watch.
Tyler Hamilton, the former professional cyclist who played a key role in bringing out the truth about Lance Armstrong and their world of doping, offered some wisdom to business students at the College of Charleston last Thursday.
Theatre Professor Charlie Calvert and senior Samantha Dahabi worked together on the scenic design for the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey's production of "Our Town." Read more for the one thing Dahabi says she would do differently next time.
