Communication professor Mike Lee's new book examines conservative political thought in post-World War II America. Learn which books still influence GOP politics and what Lee thinks of the party's chances to reclaim the White House in 2016.
Social media isn’t just social anymore. Professors are requiring it in class assignments and they've found it is a great outlet for introverted students, a better way to communicate and more.
As Republicans and Democrats make plans for their parties’ 2016 national conventions, College of Charleston alumnus Geoff Yost ’12 looks back on his brush with this all-important American political tradition.
Alumnus Nathan Frandino '10 got his start writing for the College's student newspaper. Now he's a producer for Reuters TV and just returned from covering the World Cup in Brazil.
Communication students have planned an event for entrepreneurs to pitch their business ideas. The event takes place at 6 p.m. on June 19 at Holy City Brewery in Charleston.
College of Charleston Professor Beth Sundstrom's research on postpartum health taboos and social marketing is featured on Social Marketing Quarterly's cover
Three College of Charleston alumni who developed an app to help people discover local events say their liberal arts education prepared them for the challenges of running a start-up company.
Students and professors are quick to credit Vaughn Postema with helping African-American students feel at home at the College, and enabling them to succeed in and out of the classroom.
Assistant Professor of Communication Ryan Milner shares many of the same interests as his students, including video games.
College of Charleston communication graduate Emma Rudolph ’13 is an associate cookbook editor who does everything from conceptualizing books to perfecting recipes and making food look good during photo shoots.
