The new Helms Scholars Program at the College of Charleston School of Business is giving students pursuing a degree in commercial real estate finance a leg up in the industry before they even enter the workforce.
Impact entrepreneurship – making a profit while making a difference – is a growing trend among students at the College of Charleston.
Many have been responsible for the growth and increased prestige during the College's 250 years of existence, but here are the ones who deserve special recognition for the impact they had on the College's development and evolution.
Mike Cohen, the College’s resident sommelier who is developing a VR wine appreciation course for students and alumni, offers a six-pack of wine-buying tips.
Now in its eighth year, the School of Business Investment Program gives students real-world experience managing equities.
The College of Charleston School of Business Center for Entrepreneurship and About Her Business is proud to host the second annual Women of Color Entrepreneurship Forum on Thursday, Nov. 19, via Zoom.
Finance professor Jocelyn Evans is maximizing learning returns with her online course Financial Literacy for Generation Z.
The Certified Commercial Investment Member Institute named the School of Business a university alliance partner for its undergraduate real estate program.
In the fall of 2019, six College of Charleston students got a real hands-on lesson in the art and science of brewing beer. And now Charleston beer lovers will get to taste the results from two of those students whose brew rose to the top.
Undeterred by the cancellation of their summer internships due to the coronavirus pandemic, these three CofC siblings created their own opportunities with their face mask business, Mino Charleston.
