Our students enjoy giving back, learning from history and engaging with the greater community – and they don't mind having a little fun, either! Here's a peek into the busy lives of a CofC student!
Between Fraternity and Sorority Life raising more than $60K for Lowcountry Food Bank at the annual Pep Supper and students writing notes of kindness for one another, giving is in the air at the College of Charleston!
As the first recipient of the Jennifer Demyan ’21 Memorial Scholarship, Zara Johnson hopes to carry on the legacy of light, laughter and love that the scholarship’s namesake embodied.
With the tagline, “BE Intentional, BE Connected, BE You, BElong,” BEst Fest connects College of Charleston students with the campus and the community – and with one another.
Since 2010, more than 65 College of Charleston students have visited the Greek island of Zakynthos to volunteer at the Mediterranean Marine Life Center.
After a three-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Center for Civic Engagement is relaunching its Alternative Break Program with two planned trips in March 2023. Students must apply by noon on Jan. 23, 2023.
Last month, sophomore Honors student and Bonner Leader Alani Boyd organized a Service Saturday experience highlighting land preservation efforts, climate change and agriculture to help students connect to Gullah Geechee history, culture and cuisine.
Several offices and departments at the College have organized a supply to support refugees resettling to the Charleston area. Donations maybe dropped off at collection sites on campus through Dec. 15.
The Division of Student Affairs provides highlights from its various units for the 2021–22 school year.
Part of the Drive for the 250th, the future Student Success Center at 58 George St. will offer a centralized location for career and civic engagement programs as well as other support services for students.
