Women’s and gender studies professor Alison Piepmeier strives for radical progression in her career. She says she is radically rethinking what intellectual disability means.
As she heads to Harvard for leadership training this summer, Patricia Williams Lessane reflects on the Avery Center's expanded research and public programs.
Marty Perlmutter envisions the College's Jewish Studies Program serving as a catalyst for the renaissance of Jewish life in Charleston. The new dining hall is just one step in his plan.
The College's student-run theatre group Center Stage has existed in various forms for more than 100 years.
A recent Slate article speculates that a library without books seems inevitable. College of Charleston Libraries Dean John White respectfully disagrees. He predicts that won’t happen anytime soon – if at all.
Professor James Newhard studies the past with some of the most futuristic technology available.
A Q&A with one of CHARLIE Magazine’s 50 Most Progressive People of 2014. Parry says pushing the boundaries is absolutely necessary.
Professor Christine Finnan's research will focus on the Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences, a residential school that serves 20,000 indigenous children in India.
You've graduated from college. Now what? Denny Ciganovic of the College's Career Center offers six tips to help you find the perfect job.
It's not uncommon for strangers to ask Susan Simonian, a pshchology professor at the College and a clinical psychologist, to analyze their behavior. Read on to learn how she handles these sitautions.
