On Monday, April 1, 2019, the Women’s and Gender Studies Program will conclude the academic year with a celebration of student-scholars with its second annual 'Feminism in Motion' event.
Sociology and English double major Carolina Grace Bowen stays plenty busy outside of the classroom with her food truck Area 51 Foods.
Ebony T. Venson '18 is pursuing a Master of Public Administration with the support of the Young Alumni Graduate Scholarship.
It took some time for junior political science major Walden Brown, a West Coast native, to adjust to life in the South. But now he can't get enough of it.
Anthropology professors Ade Ofunniyin and Joanna Gilmore have led research for the Gullah Society regarding the remains of 36 enslaved Africans found at the Gaillard Performing Arts Center.
Since joining the Department of Political Science 1992, John Creed has managed to pile a lot in – and not just when it comes to his accomplishments!
If you're into Eudora Welty, then the place to be Feb. 21-23, 2019, is the College of Charleston, which is hosting a conference on the life and work of this important Southern writer.
Professor emerita Amy McCandless will present “Taking on the Spirit and Tone of Robust Manliness: Women at the College of Charleston Between the World Wars” on Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2019.
The College is the only master’s-level school in the United States to be included as a top producer of both Fulbright scholars and Fulbright students.
Since graduating last May, Ellie Cutright '18 has been working for Belgian-based nonprofit APOPO as a research technician training African giant pouched rats in Tanzania.
