T Kira Madden: A Woman of Her Words
A renowned author who taught creative writing at the College of Charleston, T Kira Madden inspires students with her love of language.
A renowned author who taught creative writing at the College of Charleston, T Kira Madden inspires students with her love of language.
Valerie Frazier ’91 (M.P.A ’94) created the 1967 Legacy Program to support African American students in a multitude of ways.
Literary journals like 'Illuminations' and 'Miscellany' offer students and faculty a space for expression and creativity.
Acclaimed author and College of Charleston English Professor Bret Lott has donated his personal papers to the College's Special Collections.
Simon Lewis, professor of English, will assume the role of faculty director for the College’s Race, Equity and Inclusion (REI) initiative on July 1, 2022.
For English Professor Susan Farrell, unexpected twists and turns in her academic career led her to become a preeminent scholar on Kurt Vonnegut and a founding member of the Kurt Vonnegut Society.
The National Student Employment Association recently recognized graduating senior Mollie Bowman as one of the Top 19 student employees in the nation.
The College invites the community to "Two Women Bridge the Racial Divide in a Civil Rights Journey" – a conversation with Polly Sheppard, a survivor of the Mother Emanuel A.M.E. Church massacre, and Margaret Seidler, a descendent of slave traders. Their inspiring story of growing together and confronting the past as they toured the South's civil rights sites together last summer shows that, together, we can shape a better future.
Inspired by a project to highlight one of the first Black professors at the College, English major Tony Jackson launched the podcast 'The Black Experience' to highlight stories from the Black community at CofC and beyond.
The latest news on faculty research and awards.