Think you have what it takes to become the next tech billionaire? College of Charleston alumna Laura Willoughby '98, who directs a tech incubator in Maryland, offers advice for wannabe tech entrepreneurs.
The College of Charleston offers many exciting options for students to fulfill their general education requirements in the fall 2014 semester!
College of Charleston’s Nu Zeta Chapter of Sigma Delta Pi, the National Collegiate Hispanic Honor Society, was recently named an “Honor Chapter” for the 4th consecutive year.
Following the performance of her one-woman play at Piccolo Spoleto this summer, Colie McClellan '10 is taking her show on the road to Philadelphia. The play deals with the prevalence of dating and domestic violence against women.
Social media isn’t just social anymore. Professors are requiring it in class assignments and they've found it is a great outlet for introverted students, a better way to communicate and more.
Whether you've never read Hebrew before or just want to brush up on your skills, an upcoming weekly course offered by Jewish Studies can help you. Reading Hebrew begins Aug. 25, 2014, and is free and open to the public.
Alumnus Nathan Frandino '10 got his start writing for the College's student newspaper. Now he's a producer for Reuters TV and just returned from covering the World Cup in Brazil.
Two College of Charleston languages graduates explain how being fluent in a foreign language helped them find jobs and advance their careers.
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.
Italian professor Giovanna De Luca launched the Nuovo Cinema Italiano Film Festival eight years ago to help the Charleston community learn more about Italy, and themselves.
