More Than 300 Students to Graduate in December
More than 300 students at the College of Charleston are graduating in December 2020, an achievement made through hard work, perseverance and dedication.
18 12, 2020
23 11, 2020
Math Whiz Is a Real Rock Star
Despite winning the Department of Mathematics's top honor, Jay Van Raalte '20 plans on pursuing a career in music instead of going to graduate school – because, well, who wouldn't want to be a rock star if they had the choice?
23 11, 2020
Alumna Is a Real Street Artist
As the acting arts manager of West Hollywood, Calif., Rebecca Ansert Ehemann ’01 helps beautify the urban landscape.
27 10, 2020
Students Tackle Climate Change with Art
Three CofC students hope their recently created works for the 2020 Student Art Expression of the Year program will inspire and unsettle viewers regarding the issues of climate change and global warming.
7 07, 2020
Arts Management Alums Aim to Make a Difference
Arts management alumnus Cody Dixon '17 wants to empower the next generation of music producers through his nonprofit S.O.U.L Power Productions.
11 06, 2020
Arts Management Alum’s Fundraising Concert Has S.O.U.L. Power
Arts management alumnus and local musician John Shields '12 is hosting a fundraising concert on Facebook with his duo Little Stranger to benefit the Charleston area nonprofit S.O.U.L. Power Productions, founded by Cody Dixon '17.
27 02, 2020
CofC A Capella Group to Perform at Music Farm
CofC singing group the AcaBelles is taking its musical talents from campus to the community with a performance at the Music Farm this Saturday, Feb. 29, 2020.
2 07, 2019
Student Has a Lot to Sing About
A viral hit propeled rising sophomore Eva Leach to a musical career and arts management major.
9 05, 2019
Graduating Arts Student Illuminates the History of Art
As an Honors College student double-majoring in art history and arts management, María Carrillo-Marquina appreciates the backstory of the arts.
17 04, 2019
Arts Management Major Wants to be More Than a YouTube Star
A brush with YouTube stardom motivated arts management major Eva Leach to follow the sound of her own song.