With midterm exams for the fall 2022 semester on the horizon, College of Charleston President Andrew T. Hsu on Thursday, Oct. 13, shared a playlist to give students a little inspiration.
In this week's installment: Immunologist Anastasia Zimmerman talks to 'The New York Times' about mold, Knudt Flor, senior vice president for innovation and industry engagement, writes a commentary in The 'Post and Courier' and more.
From the Majors and Minors Fair to vibrant student life to quiet evenings on campus: Check out this slice of life at the College of Charleston.
In this week's installment: The Associated Press writes about a $2.1 million gift to the Athletics Department, "Newsweek" reports on a discovery by geology professor Scott Persons and more.
The College of Charleston will resume normal operations at 8 a.m. tomorrow, Saturday Oct. 1, following Hurricane Ian.
Due to the expected impacts from Hurricane Ian, the College of Charleston is canceling in-person instruction and business operations for both Thursday, Sept. 29, and Friday, Sept. 30.
Founders Federal Credit Union announced on Tuesday a $2.1 million gift to assist in the construction of a baseball performance center at the College's Patriots Point Athletics Complex.
In this week's installment: Economist Douglas Walker talks with the "New York Daily News" about casinos, WCBD-TV reports on the opening of a School of the Arts time capsule and more.
From SustainFest to the School of the Arts Kickoff event to the opening of Cougar Cutz Barber Shop, see what’s been happening over the last few weeks at the College of Charleston.
Amid smoke and lights on the Sottile Theatre stage, the School of the Arts on Thursday, Sept. 22, unveiled the contents of a time capsule from 1977 discovered during renovations of the Albert Simons Center for the Arts.
