The fall 2020 semester has been one unlike any other in the College of Charleston's 250-year history. But out of the hard times often comes innovation, and that has certainly been the case at CofC, where faculty have expanded the horizons of learning through teaching in a hybrid (online/in-person instruction) format.
After 22 years serving at the helm of the College of Charleston's School of the Arts, Valerie Morris is retiring at the end of December 2020.
The College of Charleston has extended the deadline to withdraw from a course until Dec. 7, 2020. The institution will not be implementing a pass/fail grading system for the fall semester.
Finance professor Jocelyn Evans is maximizing learning returns with her online course Financial Literacy for Generation Z.
Provost and Executive Vice President for the Division of Academic Affairs Suzanne Austin shared the following message on Wednesday, Oct. 14, regarding updates to the academic calendar for the spring 2021 semester.
From Folklore of the African Disapora to Nanotechnology in Medicine to From Russia With Code: Cybersecurity and Russian, CofC's roster of classes this fall is impressively broad in scope and innovation.
Join the Academic Advising and Planning Center at the College of Charleston for the Virtual Majors and Minors Fair Oct. 12-16, 2020.
The College of Charleston campus community is invited to help select a College Reads book for 2021.
The College of Charleston has created more than 250 indoor and outdoor spaces for students to attend online classes on Zoom.
Well before the COVID-19 pandemic, the School of Languages, Cultures, and World Affairs embarked on a plan to leverage digital technology in order to integrate immersive and sustained international education into the daily classroom experience.
