College EMS Workers Win Statewide Contest
The College of Charleston Emergency Medical Services team recently won first place in the statewide “Paramedic Savers” basic life support competition.
The College of Charleston Emergency Medical Services team recently won first place in the statewide “Paramedic Savers” basic life support competition.
The Israel and Edith Altman Family Endowed Scholarship has had an impact on its first two recipients, Takoyah Johnson '25 and Jenna Stern '24, who are happy to carry on their pursuit of knowledge at the College of Charleston.
The CEO of the Center for Heirs’ Property Preservation, Jennie Stephens ’89 (M.P.A. ’94) aids historically underserved landowners by preventing and resolving title disputes.
Over a dozen students at the College of Charleston are getting firsthand experience in developing a conference to be held in Banff, Canada.
The Edward J. Tuccio ’91 Student Success Center will provide critical support to students right in the heart of campus.
One of just 20 Master Cicerones in the world, Ryan Daley ’02 shares his best beer appreciation tips.
A double-major in business administration and hospitality and tourism management, Mollie Warren '16 is putting her degrees to good use traveling the world as an airline pilot.
U.S. News & World Report ranked the College's MBA program within the Top 100 Best Business Schools and the M.P.A. program within the Top 100 Best Public Affairs Programs.
Already a two-time winner as a sophomore, Viktoria Hund is the latest German import on the women’s golf team to make her mark.
Wanting to make a space to celebrate Black food and culture, alumnus Marcus Hammond '09 has created Charleston's first-ever Black Food Truck Festival, which kicks off this weekend.