Cougar Staches Are Part of a (Mustache) Growing Movement
The Cougar Staches are growing mustaches, funds and awareness for men's health issues in honor of late colleague, Dan Dickison.
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CofC Class of 2027 First-Year Student Profile
From the most common first names to the most popular intended majors: Learn all about the first-year students in the College's Class of 2027!
College of Charleston Raises More than $20 Million for Third Year in a Row
The College of Charleston Institutional Advancement team raised $20.6 million in gifts and commitments in fiscal year 2023, continuing a three-year trend of increased philanthropic giving.
Second Annual EXPO Award Recipients Present Stellar Projects
More than 30 students were recognized for their presentations and quality of research at the College of Charleston's second annual EXPO on April 13.
Creating a Level Playing Field for Women Athletes
On the 50th anniversary of the passage of Title IX, the landmark legislation that guaranteed equal access and treatment in all areas of education, we look back at its impact on the College.
Faculty, Staff Summer Softball League is Back!
After a three-year hiatus, Campus Recreation Services is once again offering faculty/staff softball games this summer!
Alumna’s Tiny Tassel Is Getting Big Attention
Inspired by a gift of tassel earrings, alumna Mimi Striplin '14 started her Tiny Tassel brand on Etsy more than six years ago. Today her earrings and apparel store are getting attention from publications like 'Southern Living' and 'Essence' as well as from 'The Today Show.'
Poet Laureate and Pulitzer Prize Winner Natasha Trethewey to Visit Campus
Two-term poet laureate and Pulitzer Prize–winning writer Natasha Trethewey will visit the College of Charleston as part of the M.F.A. in Creative Writing program's Dorothea Benton Frank Writing Series on Thursday, March 31, 2022.
CofC In The News: Week of Jan. 10, 2022
In this week's installment: The Associated Press interviews geology professor Steven Jaumé about recent earthquakes in the state, Lowcountry Biz reports on the College's first-ever Paleontology Scholarship and more.
Tech Tips: How to Hang up the Phone for Good
Between Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Segra Unify, faculty and staff at the College of Charleston never have to pick up the phone again!
