Sottile Theatre is Back in the Limelight
Following a multimillion-dollar, year-and-a-half restoration, the Sottile Theatre has recaptured the glory it had when it first opened almost a century ago.
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11, 2020
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01, 2020
Textiles, Textures Explore Folk Genre in New Halsey Exhibits
The Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art presents a new exhibit of two modern American artists redefining the folk genre titled 'Inside/Out' and 'The Raw Materials of Escape.' An opening reception will take take place on Friday, Jan. 17, 2020.
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07, 2019
Albert Sottile Had a Real Sense of Theater
Fittingly, the support of the Albert Sottile Foundation is helping to refurbish the classical murals inside the Sottile Theatre.
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03, 2019
Sottile Theatre Closed for Stage Renovation
The College of Charleston’s Sottile Theatre is on hiatus for an extensive stage renovation. The $4.7 million project is funded by both institutional capital project funds and a private grant from the Spaulding-Paolozzi Foundation.
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11, 2018
College of Charleston Photos of the Week
It's been a spectacular celebration of the arts at the College of Charleston this week.
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10, 2018
Campus Event to Feature Charleston Poet Laureate Marcus Amaker
The Office of Institutional Diversity will host an event titled “Creative Concepts: With Community Comes Unity” on Nov. 2, 2018.
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05, 2017
Community Projects Involving CofC Professors Among Finalists for Gard Awards
Two projects that integrate the arts and the community and involve College of Charleston professors have been named finalists for the national Robert E. Gard award.
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08, 2016
Campus Events Free to Employees Under New Program
The new College Cultural Passport Program encourages faculty and staff to attend events showcasing CofC students, faculty and alumni in the areas of academics, arts and athletics.
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06, 2016
Lulie Wallace’s Charleston Home Featured in Southern Living
Artist Lulie Martin Wallace '09 and her husband, Harrison, share tips in the article "10 Colorful Ideas for Small House Design."
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06, 2016
Painting the Porgy Houses: Professor Ralph Muldrow’s Gorgeous Watercolors
Prints of Ralph Muldrow's watercolors will be sold to benefit African-American heritage preservation and advocacy in Charleston.