The Princeton Review has named the College of Charleston one of the nation's best institutions for undergraduate students. This is the 19th consecutive year The Princeton Review has recognized the College in its annual rankings.
From starting a nonprofit supporting individuals transitioning out of homelessness to growing computer and plant businesses, these incoming students are ready to hit the ground running at CofC.
The new School of Health Sciences will meet the high demand for qualified health care workers in the Lowcountry, the state and the nation.
Public health professor Sarah Maness is partnering with the the Tri-County Gun Violence Coordinating Council to help build consensus around potential solutions to reduce gun violence in the South Carolina Lowcountry.
Literary journals like 'Illuminations' and 'Miscellany' offer students and faculty a space for expression and creativity.
For the second consecutive year, the College of Charleston has been chosen as the exclusive academic partner for the Charleston Literary Festival.
The College of Charleston is participating in a national program designed to address the unique needs of non-tenure-track STEM faculty.
Learn about the myriad of ecosystems and the student garden at the College of Charleston's Stono Preserve on this episode of "Speaking of ... College of Charleston," CofC's official podcast.
The Office of the Registrar at the College of Charleston has published the semester honors lists for spring 2022, including the President's List and Dean's List.
Inspired by her father's passion for the environment and her homeland of Ecuador, Sofia Troya Zambrano '20 hopes to make a difference in the sphere of climate policy, armed with a master's degree in environmental and sustainability studies.
