Triple Major Wins National DoD Scholarship
Triple major Xandre Clementsmith has been awarded the national SMART Scholarship from the Department of Defense.
Triple major Xandre Clementsmith has been awarded the national SMART Scholarship from the Department of Defense.
Honors College alumnus Michael S. Shemtov '00 tells the Honors College Class of 2018 to take risks in the years ahead.
It's the things she can't reveal that make Presley Leopard an intriguing College of Charleston grad to watch.
Evan Bailey and Caroline Gilmer were bothered by the number of nitrile gloves discarded at the College, so they found a way to have the majority of them recycled.
The Lowcountry Leadership Summit aims to serve as a catalyst for conversations to construct and sustain a productive, equitable Charleston community.
As an anthropology major, Patrick Gittard '08 wanted to learn about the world outside of his own. Now as the marketing manager for a company in Shanghai, China, he's done just that.
Standout student leader Jasmine Shabazz is thriving in her journey toward becoming a physician and public health specialist.
The spring 2018 Faculty Lecture Series “Narrating Charleston on the Margins” will kickoff this Tuesday, Jan. 30, 2018, with a lecture on author Harry Hervey.
Harlen Greene, head of the College's Special Collections, has penned a new book, "The Damned Don’t Cry: They Just Disappear," a portrait of the life and works of Harry Hervey.
The Honors College is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a series of events in October and November.