CofC Offers STEM 360 Summer Program to High School Students
Registration for the five-day STEM 360 Pre-College Summer Program through the School of Sciences and Mathematics is open to high school students through May 20.
9 05, 2022
9 05, 2022
Construction Projects Begin at Craig Hall, Addlestone Library
Renovation projects are getting underway this week at Craig Hall and Marlene and Nathan Addlestone Library.
4 05, 2022
‘Carolina Business Review’ to Feature President Hsu
President Andrew T. Hsu will be the featured guest on an upcoming episode of the PBS television program 'Carolina Business Review.'
3 05, 2022
First Annual EXPO Award Recipients Present Stellar Projects
Checkout the student winners from the College of Charleston's inaugural EXPO, recognizing mentored research, scholarship, creative inquiry and community service projects.
2 05, 2022
Board of Trustees to Hold Meeting
The College of Charleston Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting on May 3, 2022.
28 04, 2022
COVID-19 Campus Guidelines for Maymester and Summer Sessions
The College's COVID-19 Leadership Team shared the following message regarding COVID-19 protocols for Maymester and summer sessions.
19 04, 2022
Charissa Owens Receives Award for ‘If These Walls Could Talk’ Documentary
Charissa Owens, director of diversity education, will be presented with the Preserving Our Places in History Project Award for the 2021 documentary, "If These Walls Could Talk."
18 04, 2022
Joe Cunningham to Speak at College’s Bully Pulpit Series
Former congressman and South Carolina Democratic gubernatorial candidate Joe Cunningham will speak at the College's Bully Pulpit Series on Wednesday, April 20.
14 04, 2022
State Senator McLeod to Speak at College’s Bully Pulpit Series
South Carolina Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mia McLeod will speak at the College's Bully Pulpit Series on Monday, April 18, 2022.
12 04, 2022
Center for the Study of Slavery Lecture Kicks Off 200th Anniversary of the Denmark Vesey Rebellion
The Center for the Study of Slavery in Charleston will host James O'Neil Spady for its second annual scholarly lecture, "A Movement, not a Conspiracy: A New Narrative of the 1822 Denmark Vesey 'Affair.'"