Professor Studies Brain Images to Diagnose Autism
In an effort to better diagnose neurological disorders that include autism, computer science professor Brent Munsell has helped develop a new technique for analyzing images of the brain...
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Summer Internships Send Students Into Taiwanese Forests, French Caves, and More
From the forests of Taiwan to college athletics in Texas to corporate boardrooms in Germany, College of Charleston students are pursuing amazing internships this summer...
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John Cusack Battles Zombies to Save Alum in Latest Stephen King Flick
Alumna Clark Sarullo '06 appears opposite John Cusack in the film adaptation of Stephen King's 2006 thriller 'Cell.' Her path to Hollywood began with appearances in commercials and radio spots in Charleston...
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8 New Clubs to Join This Fall
The College has over 220 clubs and student organizations, and our creative and motivated students start dozens of new clubs every semester...
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Getting a Jump on College with SPECTRA
Each summer, over 100 new minority students at the College of Charleston get to preview college life via the SPECTRA program...
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Strong Finish for BOUNDLESS Campaign Promises Strong Start for the Future
The College's BOUNDLESS Campaign has come to a close, but its impact keeps on going. The $125 million fundraising initiative began in October 2009 and culminated at midnight on June 30, 2016...
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Alum Anesthesiologist Eases Pain, Inspires Dreams
Dr. Ebony J. Hilton '04 has broken barriers and inspired others by becoming the first black female anesthesiologist at the Medical University of South Carolina and serving as a mentor to underprivileged girls...
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Alumna’s Jewelry Headed to Belk Department Stores
As a winner of Belk's Southern Designer Showcase competition, alumna Rebecca McMenemy '07 is poised to see her jewelry line Surcee debut in Belk department stores in the spring of 2017...
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A Student’s Guide to Summer in Charleston
According to junior Ellie Thomson, there's no shortage of activities during summertime in Charleston...
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Professor’s Book Details History of Freedom Schools
Teacher education professor Jon Hale's new book, "Freedom Schools," focuses on the creation of 41 schools for black students during the Mississippi Freedom Summer of 1964...
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