Incoming freshmen and rising sophomores – especially AALANA students – are encouraged to apply for the College's new Launchpad for Success program, a two-year career-preparedness initiative involving peer mentorship, financial literacy, experiential learning and personal/professional development opportunities.
Acclaimed author and College of Charleston English Professor Bret Lott has donated his personal papers to the College's Special Collections.
CofC's faculty-led study abroad program in Florence, Italy, resumed for the spring 2022 semester after a two-year pandemic pause.
With support through the International Scholars Program and the Global Ambassadors Program, international studies major Jack Watson is well on his way to building a career in the international arena.
The second Annual Women for Women Summit, presented by the School of Business on June 23, will celebrate, elevate and connect exceptional women from across the Palmetto State.
From reminiscing and reconnecting to dancing the night away, Spring Alumni Weekend was full of memories both old and new.
For the first time since 2001 – and only the second time in program history – the men's golf team has qualified for the NCAA men's golf championship.
Funded through a generous gift, the auditorium in the School of Sciences and Mathematics Building has been named in memory of Michael J. Auerbach, the school's former dean.
The Office of New Student Programs has launched the CofC Parent & Family Experience, an online resource designed to give parents and families customized information to help them support their students at CofC.
Inspired by the TV show the 'Fresh Prince of Bel-Air,' theatre major Brandon Alston launched Fresh Prince Fit Designs, which upcycles used clothing.
