Zainab Dossaji didn't think she'd end up attending college in her home state of South Carolina. But after visiting CofC and meeting some professors, she decided it was the perfect fit.
A new book by CofC English Professor Susan Farrell examines American war fiction from Hemingway to 9/11.
Started by CofC students Cody Dixon and Julian Harrell, Soul Power Productions aims to support new musicians.
Malinda McCollum recently received the Juniper Literary Prize for Fiction for her short story collection The Surprising Places: Stories.
Owilender K. Grant and Eugene Hunt opened the doors for diversity among the faculty as the College's first black professors.
High school students will compete in the South Carolina regional finals of the Poetry Out Loud competition in the College's Stern Center on Jan. 22, 2017.
Professor Alison Piepmeier left a moving message of gratitude to her students and fellow faculty shortly before her death from cancer in August.
English major Shannon Haas is taking all the too common hypersexual portrayal of female characters often seen in video games.
Cathy Keaton, who dropped out of college in 1969, is proving that it's never too late to go back to school.
For the past year, the College has hosted numerous community events and discussions in the aftermath of the tragedy at Emanuel A.M.E. Church.
