Susan Herman, president of the ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) will present โCivil Liberties and the โWar on Terrorโ from 4-5 p.m. at Sottile Theatre (44 George St.). The event is free and open to the public.
Political science professor Chris Day weighs in on the attack in an op-ed first published in the Post and Courier.
Urban Studies Program Director Kevin Keenan speculates on female terrorists in light of the January 2015 attacks in Paris.
The College of Charleston's Department of Political Science will collaborate with local news organizations on a January 13, 2015 event focusing on domestic violence.
The College remember alumnus Jim Edwards '50, former South Carolina governor and U.S. secretary of energy.
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.
"The Colbert Report" ends it's run on Thursday. See photos and video from Stephen Colbert's campaign rally on campus, plus a political science professor explains the show's impact.
Several College of Charleston professors are changing up finals week with exciting projects thatโll make you forget the stress of exams.
Five College of Charleston professors comment on six surprising ways the Hunger Games series is more realistic than you think.
Students in Professor Jordan Ragusa's Congress are forecasting all 36 U.S. Senate elections. Find out why one student said, "Iโm absolutely voting this Tuesday."
