The College of Charleston is embarking on a semester-long series aimed at giving voice to sociological trauma and the ways in which societies, countries and cultures have worked to heal from conflict.
The website Best Value Schools ranked the College of Charleston on its list of the “30 Best Small Colleges for a Classical Education.”
Junior George Gabriel speaks German, Polish, Portuguese, French and Spanish. His goal is to eventually learn more than 10 different languages.
Anna Shillinglaw Hampton '00 left College of Charleston with degrees in French and international business and went on to an exciting career in food media.
Despite gray skies, the Stern Center Garden was anything but gloomy last week for the College of Charleston's ninth annual World Cultures Fair
This week, the College of Charleston community will get to travel the world without ever leaving campus.
The Fourth annual Southeastern Conference on Linguistics will be held at the College of Charleston March 8-11, 2017.
Professor Timothy Johnson, a specialist in Classical lyric poetry and Horatian studies, has been named Interim Dean of the School of Languages, Cultures and World Affairs.
Students in the First Year Experience course “Latin America and the French Caribbean” were recently treated to a specially prepared meal in the Charleston kitchen of award-winning chef Bob Waggoner.
Whether dogsledding in the Arctic or jamming with their musical instruments on stage, the College's professors have a range of surprising talents.
