Berlin Wall Expert Reflects on 25th Anniversary of the Fall
Senior German instructor Stephen Della Lana reflects on his experiences in Germany before, during and after the Wall fell 25 years ago on November 9, 1989.
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11, 2014
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10, 2014
5 Reasons Now is a Good Time to be a Horror Fan
History professor Scott Poole has written extensively on monsters, heโs appeared on the History Channel and just published a biography of Vampira. He explains why now is a good time to be a horror fan.
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10, 2014
“The Good Soldiers” Author David Finkel to Speak on Campus as Part of The College Reads!
Pulitzer Prize-winning Washington Post reporter and author David Finkel will speak at the College of Charleston on October 14, 2014 at 7 p.m.
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09, 2014
Blood Thirsty: Are Vampires Past Their Prime?
History professor Scott Poole just published the first biography on Vampira (Malia Nurmi). He explains vampires in pop culture and whether they have staying power.
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08, 2014
6 Fun Ways to Fill General Education Requirements This Fall
The College of Charleston offers many exciting options for students to fulfill their general education requirements in the fall 2014 semester!
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08, 2014
Poetry Readings to Commemorate 100th Anniversary of WWI
Beginning Aug. 21, 2014, and continuing each Thursday during class change from 12:05 p.m. to 12:15 p.m., faculty and staff will read a poem to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of World War I.
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06, 2014
Grade of Thrones: Monsters in Popular Culture and Academia with Scott Poole
Associate Professor of History Scott Poole speculates on Game of Thrones and monsters in popular culture.
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05, 2014
Alumni Launch Event App, Win Seed Funding
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.
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03, 2014
Motorcycle-Riding History Professor Pens New Book on Dixie Highway
Fueled by her love for the road, cars and motorcycles, College of Charleston History Professor Tammy Ingram has written a new book about Dixie Highway. The 6,000-mile highway was built between 1915 and 1926 and helped modernize many parts of the rural South.