Kyle Jones '11 is an account executive with the San Antonio Spurs. He attended all the home games, got to participate in Championship Parade, and will even get a championship ring.
Several departments have been restructured to better align academic programs, students, and faculty with the growing business community needs.
Alumna Dyanne Vaught ’13 was drawn to economics because of its relevance to the “real world.” Now she’s helping to define the nation’s monetary policy at the Federal Reserve – in a city she calls the “mecca” for economic research.
Two College of Charleston experts comment on the Wizarding World of Harry Potter, which expanded to a new park July 8, 2014.
MBA students and faculty from the School of Business recently returned from a study abroad trip to China and Hong Kong where they studied the operations of two Marriott hotels.
Brett Weyman, a finance major in the School of Business, returned to college after an extended detour took him to some of the most beautiful and dangerous places in the world. Read about his true-life adventures.
Travel + Leisure named Charleston, S.C. the no. 1 city in the U.S. and Canada, and College of Charleston students take advantage!
The College of Charleston community gathered on June 27, 2014, to honor outgoing President George Benson and to celebrate his accomplishments over the past seven-and-a-half years.
Two College of Charleston languages graduates explain how being fluent in a foreign language helped them find jobs and advance their careers.
Hospitality and tourism management professor Wayne Smith studied 25 couples as they planned weekend trips. Turns out men are more concerned about cost, while women have more influence on timing.
