LATEST NEWS
New Class Has Students All Fired Up
Blacksmithing is alive and well in the Department of Studio Art thanks to a new sculpture course, which has proven very popular with students in its first year.
Bus Restoration Is A Clutch Save
After sitting idle for 40 years in a backyard, the VW bus belonging to an early civil rights pioneer is recovered thanks to efforts by the College.
Student has Game Face on Twitch TV
Followed by close to 50,000 fans online, finance major Sofie Siegel takes them on a nightly romp through the magical world of Final Fantasy.
CAMPUS LIFE
Mark Your Calendar for Fall Alumni Weekend 2019
The College of Charleston will host Fall Alumni Weekend Nov. 22–24, 2019. The event will serve as the launch of the College's 250th anniversary celebration.
Information Technology Offers Tips and Tricks for Staying Safe Online
To celebrate National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, Information Technology is hosting a discussion, "Cybersecurity: It’s Not As Scary As You Think," on Oct. 29, 2019.
7 Tips to Make Sure You Submit an Awesome College Application
In honor of College Application Month, two College of Charleston admissions counselors offer up seven ways prospective students can make sure they submit a strong application.
ACADEMICS
CofC Board of Trustees Approves Tuition for 2019-20
Board of Trustees Chair David Hay ’81 said increased investment in state higher education by the South Carolina General Assembly enabled the College to keep tuition at affordable levels.
What to Expect This Hurricane Season
The 2019 hurricane season is upon us, and it's time to prepare. Two CofC meteorology professors discuss what we can expect this season.
Spoleto Course Lifts the Curtain on Performing Arts
The College's Maymester course on Spoleto Festival USA pulls back the curtain on the world of the performing arts.
ALUMNI
Alum Finds His Lane in Bowling Alley
Since opening The Alley with some partners in November 2012, David Crowley '02 has transformed an old warehouse into a singular presence in the burgeoning Upper King Street area.
Alum Uses Audio Therapy to Comfort Cancer Patients
College of Charleston graduate and music DJ Jared Aaronson '16 is traveling to cancer centers around the U.S. to share his unique brand of audio therapy.
From Barely Walking to Champion Yogi
Combining his passion for yoga with the business education he received at the College, Griffin Peddicord '14 recently opened a new yoga studio in downtown Charleston.
PHOTOS OF THE WEEK
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- CofC day events at the South Carolina State House in Columbia, SC.
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- Kyle Collier | Hometown: Ridgeville, SC | Major: Public Health | Future Plans: Plans to attend Florida Agricultural Mechanical University for MPH
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- Cara Quigley | Hometown: Galveston, TX | Major: Historic Preservation and Community Planning and Urban Studies with a concentration in urban planning. | Future plans: working for an interior design and home renovation firm in Galveston as an Architectural Historian and Research Consultant before heading off to Graduate School to earn a masters in Historic Preservation.
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- Will Breard checks out a laptop at the Addlestone library circulation desk for a student during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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- Vernon Kennedy
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- ELI Lunch at Stern Center Ballroom
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