Jon Iwata, senior vice president of marketing and communications at IBM, will speak to students on March 26, 2014 at 5 p.m. Iwata joins Michael Gerson, Christopher Buckley, Senator Fritz Hollings and Marva Smalls as distinguished communicators.
Adjunct Professor of Political Science and International Studies and Eastern European scholar Max Kovalov has boiled down the five things college students need to know now about the Ukraine-Russia conflict.
College of Charleston alumnus Jon Sealy's debut novel is getting rave reviews. Best-selling author and English professor Bret Lott said he couldn't put the book down. Sealy will be on campus for a book reading on March 25, 2014.
I Want Your Job is a series that features Q&A sessions with recent College of Charleston graduates in exceptional positions all over the world. This issue profiles Mary Alice Miller '12, the Editorial Production Assistant at Vanity Fair Magazine, as she describes her position and gives advice to students interested in her field.
John L. Knott, Jr. will present โA Better Way: Restoring the Economic, Environmental, and Social Health of Our Cities.โ He'll talk about repurposing existing urban landscapes that have seen decline to create new communities.
World renowned urban agriculturalist Will Allen to speak at the College of Charleston in a free event open to the public March 19, 2014, at 7 p.m.
Kathryn Smith '06 gets paid to ski in some of the best resorts in the world. She handles all the marketing for two international ski manufacturers, and credits her education at the College of Charleston.
Four College of Charleston professors will discuss the Ukrainian- Russian relationship and the recent tensions between the two countries.
Jason Chan '97 makes sure you don't miss a minute of your favorite Netflix shows. He helped to ensure the seamless launch of season two of House of Cards.
Fueled by her love for the road, cars and motorcycles, College of Charleston History Professor Tammy Ingram has written a new book about Dixie Highway. The 6,000-mile highway was built between 1915 and 1926 and helped modernize many parts of the rural South.
