The Preservation Society of Charleston will hold its 67th Carolopolis Awards Ceremony at the College of Charleston Sottile Theatre on Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021. The event will also be livestreamed.
Senior Patty Ploehn recently presented research with professor Nathaniel Walker at the Urban History Association's national conference.
Led by professor Ajani Ofunniyin, 'Rise Up!' is an event focused on the heritage and vital contributions of enslaved Africans in Charleston.
The College’s Historic Preservation and Community Planning Program recently assessed a Jim Crow era schoolhouse in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina.
Summer at the College of Charleston may seem slow, but there's plenty of intellectual activity going on and some unique courses available as well.
The College of Charleston has joined the Universities Studying Slavery consortium, a collaboration among nearly 40 universities studying their relationships to slavery.
There's a lot of "very large and very mediocre" buildings popping up around the country. The College of Charleston's proposed new master's in the art of urban design program hopes to fix that.
Students can get a lot out of being exposed to activities and lessons beyond the walls of campus.
From the forests of Taiwan to college athletics in Texas to corporate boardrooms in Germany, College of Charleston students are pursuing amazing internships this summer.
Steven Niketas '90 restored a corner property in Charleston, just steps from campus.
