The College is offering a week-long series of activities celebrating and exploring the concepts and contributions of Adam Smith, an 18th century philosopher and pioneer in political economy.
From swimming with sharks to publishing the news and joining a tech startup, College of Charleston students gain invaluable experience – and even jobs – through internship opportunities.
The MBA Program is among the Top 10 nationally for having the highest percentage of full-time graduates who were employed three months after graduating.
Cougar Basketball helped bring the close-knit Branin siblings – Pat, Carter and Tim – together at the College.
Cancun. Mardi Gras. College students gone wild. These images of spring break may not ring as true as you thought.
Phillip Hall ’09 gets paid to be on vacation. He spends his days surfing in Costa Rica, traveling the country and capturing it all in photos and video.
The College of Charleston unveils a new certificate program for anyone interested in sustainable agriculture.
David Desplaces received the Howard F. Rudd Distinguished Faculty Award for Service Leadership, which he'll use to create a professional leadership workshop.
Brittany Errico ‘12 once crane-lifted a Rolls Royce over a Beverly Hills mansion. And that’s not even the craziest thing the business grad has done for her job at Cory Martin Events.
Originally based on the Chinese lunar-solar calendar, the holiday, also known as Spring Festival, is traditionally celebrated by families coming together to renew ties.
