Book Prize Honors Legacy of Alison Piepmeier
The Alison Piepmeier Book Prize was established by the National Women's Studies Association to recognize groundbreaking work in women, gender and sexuality studies...
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Archival Silence: The History of Omission
A partnership between the College and the South Carolina Historical Society gives students rare access to letters from the Founding Fathers...
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Songwriting Students Take Center Stage
Songwriting students in the School of the Arts recently performed their own original works in front of a live audience at Kudu Coffee...
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Science Students Honored for STEM Research
SCAMP students Sondrica Goines and Wendell Roberson recently won first place honors for presentations of their science research...
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Alumni Leading High-Needs Classrooms Throughout U.S.
Record numbers of College of Charleston alumni have joined the Teach For America corps this year...
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Diversifying Tech is Goal of Student Group
The student organization Women in Computing has been awarded a grant from Google to introduce middle school students to coding and basic computer science concepts...
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Student Jeremy Hobbs Releases Album, Chills With Usher
Arts management major Jeremy Hobbs is part musician, part celebrity and all ambition. ..
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Cougar Countdown Helps Settle Exam Stress
This year’s winter Cougar Countdown begins on Thursday, Dec. 8, 2016, and continues through the last day of exams on Dec. 14...
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NASA Deputy Administrator to Speak at Winter Commencement
NASA Administrator Charles Bolden will be unable to deliver the commencement address on Dec. 17, 2016. NASA Deputy Administrator Dava Newman has been selected to deliver the address in place of Bolden...
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Google Grant Extends Race and Social Justice Initiative
The $200K grant from Google ensures the continuation of the College's Race and Social Justice Initiative and its important work on race and inequality...
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