Abby Flynn is the first recipient of the Sabine Lang Honors Success Scholarship, which was created to support highly intellectual students who work harder because society is not set up to support certain learning differences.
Students in Kate Mullaugh's environmental chemistry class worked through the Cougar Changemaker Program to get electric-powered equipment for the Grounds Crew and thereby lower the hazardous emissions released on campus.
The Israel and Edith Altman Family Endowed Scholarship has had an impact on its first two recipients, Takoyah Johnson '25 and Jenna Stern '24, who are happy to carry on their pursuit of knowledge at the College of Charleston.
As attested to by The Gates Scholarship, Jamirika Randall, a 1967 Legacy Scholar in the Honors College, is a standout first-year student.
From the most common first names to the most popular intended majors: Learn all about the first-year students in the College's Class of 2027!
From the testing of flood water contaminants in Charleston to the study of witchcraft and medicine to the use of mathematical models to target brain cancer, students at the College are getting a variety of hands-on experiences through Summer Undergraduate Research with Faculty (SURF) grants.
As if being a double major in the Honors College weren’t enough, William Helfgott also runs his own honey business.
Like a good dance partner, the College has turned out to be the perfect match for marine biology major and tap dancer Calvin Biesecker.
The College of Charleston is hosting a variety of dynamic and intensive day camps for high school students – as well as a creative camp for kids – this summer.
As a recipient of the James Kenneth Adkins Jr. Memorial Scholarship and the Mary Croghan Ramsay “Ask Jackie” Scholarship, Honors College student Anna Rowe is continuing the legacy of the passionate communicators for whom the scholarships are named.
