Our incoming class of freshman have already achieved a lot - both inside and outside the classroom. Here are just a few examples of the caliber of students who come to the College.
Honors College student Brandon Phillips is the first recipient of the Franklin Barker West Memorial Scholarship, which was established in honor of the CofC student killed in a car accident in 2013.
CofC students conduct hands-on research exploring topics such as the effects of mental illness on creativity, self-control behaviors of two-year-olds, and access to healthcare in rural areas.
James Hodge '89, a professor of public health law and ethics at Arizona State University, will discuss gun control at a public lecture at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, July 7, 2015.
On March 19 and 20, about 1,000 students and their families from all around the U.S. will visit the College of Charleston.
Honors College Faculty Fellow Bryan Ganaway provides a first-person perspective on the International Scholars Program.
Whether it’s supporting research, providing discretionary funds for emerging opportunities, or enabling faculty and students to travel, these funds are an instrumental resource for our academic schools.
The Ketner Emerging Leaders Scholarships, established by Linda Ketner in 1990, inspires students to become agents of change through public service and community engagement.
Campus will be closed beginning Wednesday, Dec. 24, 2014, and will reopen on Monday, Jan. 5, 2015.
Sophomore Jake Durham's voter app impressed competition judges with its focus, its innovation and its potential to have a transformational impact on our elections.
