The summer 2014 issue of the national award-winning College of Charleston Magazine is out. Here's a look at some of the amazing people from the College family featured on the pages of the new issue.
Communication students have planned an event for entrepreneurs to pitch their business ideas. The event takes place at 6 p.m. on June 19 at Holy City Brewery in Charleston.
Associate Professor of History Scott Poole speculates on Game of Thrones and monsters in popular culture.
Three alumni have turned a business class project into a new taxi service that transports passengers on Folly Beach in solar-powered golf carts.
Jordan Ragusa analyzes this data just as S.C. voters head to the polls for the Republican primary - in which U.S. Sen. Lindsay Graham faces six challengers.
Public Health Professor Andrea DeMaria explains how her academic interest in women's health issues came about.
In celebration of the baseball team's recent strong showing in the NCAA tournament and the national attention it brought to the College, we offer this list as a sample of the many achievements and distinctions that make our university so incredible.
College of Charleston Professor Beth Sundstrom's research on postpartum health taboos and social marketing is featured on Social Marketing Quarterly's cover
A College of Charleston course called "No Passport Required: Globalization from a Community Perspective" brought globalization into the classroom.
Women’s and gender studies professor Alison Piepmeier strives for radical progression in her career. She says she is radically rethinking what intellectual disability means.
