College Reduces Tuition for Spring 2011
The College of Charleston Board of Trustees voted today to decrease in-state undergraduate tuition.
12 11, 2010
12 11, 2010
Harry Potter Experts Ready for Movie Release
"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows" will be released on November 19.
11 11, 2010
Greg Mortenson Speaks TONIGHT
About 300 tickets remain for "An Afternoon with Greg Mortenson" at the Carolina First Arena at 5 p.m.
11 11, 2010
MBA Students Serve Community
All MBA students participated in the GKF James Island Connector Run to benefit students with disabilities.
8 11, 2010
Video Gaming Expert to Speak
Rob Jones of Machinima Inc. will speak about the gaming industry and online video game content.
8 11, 2010
College of Charleston BOT Meeting
Meeting will be November 12.
4 11, 2010
Governor-elect Haley indicates she’s eager to work with GOP lawmakers – The Post and Courier
Kendra Stewart, an associate political science professor at the College of Charleston, said Haley will need to assemble a transition team that can help guide her on ways to play nice with lawmakers. She also can learn from Sanford by reviewing his approach to legislative interactions and what didn't work, Stewart said. "Even though she
4 11, 2010
Nikki Haley first Indian-American woman elected governor of US state – AP
"She has what people had hoped Sarah Palin had had," said Kendra Stewart, a College of Charleston political scientist. "I think people felt like Sarah Palin was lacking the substance but Nikki Haley actually has that substance." http://www.google.com/hostednews/canadianpress/article/ALeqM5ivFwnarKlMr8bgEa-NkI1uFb4o6w?docId=5028247
4 11, 2010
College Participates in Free Literary Festival
As part of The College Reads!, students and faculty are participating in Saturday's Capital BookFest.
3 11, 2010
One Year to the Day Since Boeing Came to North Charleston – WCIV
When the company made the announcement that it would be coming to the Low Country, that was good news then. And it's good news now. The employment growth rate in the Charleston area is about twice that of that state average. College of Charleston economist Frank Hefner says a lot of that climb is thanks