LATEST NEWS
Graduates Embrace Commencement Ceremony at Patriots Point
Over 400 students received degrees in the first CofC commencement ever held outside the City of Charleston.
Anthropology, Dance Double-Major Charts Her Own Course
Jayne Pardys, who graduated last week as a double-major in dance and anthropology, discovered her love for education while exploring the intersection of dance and culture.
Class of 2021 Graduation Profile
Check out the Class of 2021 by the numbers.
CAMPUS LIFE
Farm to Campus: Students Eat Local at CofC
From lettuce to eggs to milk, Dining Services uses a variety of locally produced food to feed CofC's students.
College of Charleston Photos of the Week
From CofC's pep band drummer auditioning for 'America's Got Talent' to walking for health and dancing to another Bully Pulpit event, it's been busy at the College of Charleston.
Student Garden Donates Harvest to Homeless Shelter
The College of Charleston’s Student Garden at Stono Preserve recently donated its fall harvest to local homeless shelter One80 Place.
ACADEMICS
Internship Spotlight: Judicial Intern at 4th District Court of Appeal
International business major Jack Dalessio is spending his summer working as a judicial intern in California.
Biology Major Named a National Geographic Explorer
The National Geographic Society has named Adeyemi Oduwole a National Geographic Explorer and awarded him a prestigious grant to support his summer research.
School of the Arts: Music Remastered
The School of the Arts is helping students orchestrate the new business model of the music industry to stardom with its arts management program.
ALUMNI
I Want Your Job: Mapping the Ocean Floor
Looking for adventure, travel and life on the ocean? This is it. Ransom White '06 has traveled to dozens of countries to map the ocean floor using different types of sonars. He explains the type of person who can be successful in this career.
I Want Your Job: Google Software Engineer
Ben Johnson '13 took his College of Charleston bachelor's degree in computer science all the way to Google's Irvine, Calif. office, where he works as a software engineer. As a student, he interned for two local tech companies, co-founded an app and competed in coding competitions hosted by international companies. In his "I Want Your Job," he discusses his road to Google and shares advice for current and prospective students.
I Want Your Job: Associate Film and TV Producer
Ryan Sedmak '13 has interned for NBC's "The Today Show" and "Nightly News with Brian Williams" and now works as an Associate Producer for Fieldhouse Productions in New York City.
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