This fall, the College is offering 54 different FYE courses, including topics such as “Viruses and the Coming Apocalypse," "Beyond Bratwurst and BMWs" and “Shakespeare on Screen.”
Graduate education student Nicola Hodges Galligan's international teaching experience and research into girls' aptitude for math and science helped win her a scholarship from the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association.
College of Charleston professor mutindi ndunda is in Tanzania for the summer thanks to a prestigious grant from the Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Program.
Education professor Margaret Hagood gives tips on how kids can have fun and stay sharp during the carefree days of summer.
At the College of Charleston, you can study abroad in almost any academic discipline on nearly every continent.
Mary J. White ’94, a master teacher at the College's N.E. Miles Early Childhood Development Center, is featured on the cover of Teaching Young Children, a national magazine for preschool educators.
College of Charleston REACH graduate Sam Hazeltine was honored with a resolution from the South Carolina House of Representatives.
College of Charleston education fellow Terry Peterson, a pioneer in arts in education and afterschool learning, will be recognized for lifetime achievement in the 2015 Elizabeth O’Neill Verner Governor’s Awards for the Arts on May 13, 2015.
Students in Professor Mike Flynn's First-Year Seminar have been training all year to run the Kentucky Derby Festival Marathon on April 25, 2015.
Charleston entrepreneur Steve Swanson '89 will be the commencement speaker during graduation ceremonies on May 15-16, 2015.
