The 65 students, faculty and staff that participated in Campus Recreation Services' free, self-paced Bridge Run Training Program this year are well prepared to put their training to the test at the Cooper River Bridge Run.
CofC students recently traveled to Crowders Mountain State Park in North Carolina to learn the basics of rock climbing from a pro.
CofC students recently traveled to Crowders Mountain State Park in North Carolina to learn the basics of rock climbing from a pro.
The College's women’s rugby club team finished the season as one of the best teams in the nation.
For many students at the College, intramural sports and sports clubs are a great way to make new friends. Just ask intramural basketball champions Mitchell Campbell, Tremayne Garvin, Patrick Young and Matt Suchecki.
Charleston Watersports Week runs from Sept. 5-14, 2014. Check out all of the watersports activities offered at the College of Charleston.
Since 2011, the College of Charleston has partnered with Chucktown Squash to provide underprivileged children with academic guidance, athletic training and community service opportunities.
Former U.S. Olympic distance runner and Jiu Jitsu black belt Todd Williams created the RunSafer clinic to help runners, walkers and athletes protect themselves from dangerous situations.
