The College's diverse and robust study abroad program ensures there's a great option for everyone. Take this quiz to explore where you could go for your study abroad summer experience.
Tired of the typical ball drop and fireworks? Take a different cultural cue this year from one of these four College of Charleston faculty members who, looking back on their native countries, tell us a little bit about their favorite New Year's traditions.
In 1856, The Hon. Ker Boyce left an endowment that still provides scholarships to College of Charleston students today. Over time, Boyce Scholarship recipients have been known to return the gesture and establish their own scholarships at the College.
First-generation American and first-generation college student Sophia Emetu is the first recipient of the R.I.S.E. honors scholarship established by CofC alumni Ben and Sara Givler DeWolf.
In addition to her many stage and film acting credits, Associate Professor of African American Theatre and Performance Joy Vandervort-Cobb has enjoyed national success as a voice actor.
Students at the College earn academic credit in Intro to Surfing.
High school students from across South Carolina will visit campus on Dec. 13 to get a feel for campus life, including a men's basketball game.
The College is hosting alumni educators at a January basketball game and mailing out College of Charleston posters to South Carolina classrooms.
Under the direction of international studies professor Max Kovalov, 10 students from the College had an impressive showing at the Southern Regional Model United Nations Conference.
He's a respectable golfer, medal-earning cyclist, two-time finisher of the Boston Marathon, writer, traveler and executive-in-residence in the College's School of Business. Peter Alan Smith is also blind.
