With final exams for the spring 2021 semester beginning later this week, College of Charleston President Andrew T. Hsu on Monday shared some select tunes to help students study.
When Matthew Keller '10 graduated from the College with bachelor's degrees in chemistry and biochemistry, he had no idea that a decade later he would be researching the virus causing the worst pandemic in over a century.
It was a big week at the College of Charleston, with the launch of COVID-19 vaccine clinics for students, Maroon Monday and more.
Health and Human Performance professor Wes Dudgeon says getting fit in the new year is an achievable resolution if you start slow.
A history of strange things in Berry Hall is one of CofC's scariest ghost stories.
