Under the Moss: World Traveler Plants Roots in South Carolina
Maggie Wyatt, a sophomore double majoring in international business and marketing, shares the story of her winding and culturally immersive journey to CofC.
Maggie Wyatt, a sophomore double majoring in international business and marketing, shares the story of her winding and culturally immersive journey to CofC.
How can you understand all the incredible job opportunities out there without seeing them? That's why professor Thomas Martin started the Martin Scholars program.
After attending Sustainability Week events, students can find some some great vegetarian options to dine at near campus.
As President Glenn F. McConnell ’69’s retirement date nears, he has begun addressing student and faculty groups for the final time.
The prestigious Goldwater Foundation has named students Blaine Billings and Katherine Duchinski as Goldwater Scholars for the 2018-19 academic year.
Student Jacob Anders wasn't ready to give up playing baseball when he came to the College. So, he decided to start a club team.
A group of communication students got to have their say at the Theodore Clevenger Undergraduate Honors Conference.
The College of Charleston's Sailing Program gives back to the sport and the community by supporting Sperry Charleston Race Week.
Thinking about going vegetarian? Here are a few places on or near campus worth checking out.
The Women's and Gender Studies Program celebrated students' gender-related projects at the program's first "Feminism in Motion" event on April 2, 2018.