To enhance campus safety and student accountability, beginning fall 2016, the College will make publicly available violations of the student code of conduct by student organizations.
In his presentation in Columbia, S.C., President McConnell suggested a number of ways to improve higher education in South Carolina.
President McConnell will announce the passing of a major fundraising milestone.
President Glenn McConnell argues for securing a prosperous future in South Carolina by making smart investments in transportation and education infrastructure.
Check out some of the College's 2015 highlights as another great year wraps up.
All College of Charleston students who are studying in France are accounted for and are safe.
See who dispensed advice, gave directions, handed out CofC schwag and posed for photos with students at a Peanuts-inspired information booth.
President Glenn McConnell '69 helped first-year students moving into Glenn McConnell Residence Hall on August 10, 2014
