The John Creed Award was established in honor of political science professor John Creed for his commitment to student learning, intellectual curiosity and personal development.
The College of Charleston and the Medical University of South Carolina are co-sponsoring a panel discussion titled "Gender, Race and Medicine" on Jan. 28, 2019.
Laptop stickers are a growing trend among college students, including those at the College of Charleston.
How many of us can point to a cruciferous vegetable to give us our purpose in life as Katie Stagliano can?
The Browne sisters could have gone to Wake Forest for free, but all three chose the College of Charleston instead.
History professor Lisa Pinley Covert has a received a Fulbright Global Scholar Award to assist in her study of cultural patrimony in Mexico and Peru.
Famed Southern chef Nathalie Dupree visited a Southern Studies class to teach students about making perfect Southern biscuits just in time for Thanksgiving.
Professor Joe Kelly's new book takes a closer look at how the settlers of Jamestown survived a life marooned in the Virginia wilderness and shaped American values.
Led by professor Ajani Ofunniyin, 'Rise Up!' is an event focused on the heritage and vital contributions of enslaved Africans in Charleston.
Halloween shenanigans are in full swing, but for CofC professors who study the monsters of literature, culture, society and humanity, it’s not always fun and games.
