Bieselin Clark, 41, began her career in a much lower-tech space: the theater. She grew up on Long Island, a stone's throw from Broadway, earned a degree in theater arts from Stony Brook University and went on to design costumes for regional theater productions all over the East Coast. She was managing a costume shop
The College community may not experience much “fall,” but Charleston makes up for it with access to beaches and year-round flip-flops weather.
An entire campus admissions tour and information session will be hosted in Spanish on Saturday, October 26. Ambar Mendez is an admissions counselor who is fluent in Spanish and is always available to assist students and their families.
College of Charleston Professor Mike Lee, his family, the College community and social media connections work together to give Sam Lee the best year ever.
David Wyman is the new director of the Center for Entrepreneurship in the School of Business. He's invented more than 50 toys and served as licensing agent for even more, including this year's hit, the Iron Man Flying RC Extreme Hero.
The teacher education program was recognized for reaching the highest target level on three of the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) standards.
Bechdel’s critically acclaimed novel “Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic” was The College Reads! book for the 2013-2014 school year.
Out of the nine group-fitness classes offered by the College Department of Campus Recreation Services, these five are the most popular. Fitness Coordinator Bucky Buchanan tells you what you need to know about them:
The Eddie Ganaway DERC offers access to a wide range of books, journals, videos, recordings, and global cultural artifacts that focus on race, ethnic, social, cultural, religious, and forms of human diversity.
It's a year of firsts for College of Charleston freshman Michael Faikes. He's the first member of his family to go to college, pledge a fraternity, run for Student Government, blog for a national non-profit and win a scholarship.
