College of Charleston Magazine Is Now Available
The summer 2017 issue of College of Charleston Magazine is here with stories of passionate faculty, inquisitive students and talented alumni.
The summer 2017 issue of College of Charleston Magazine is here with stories of passionate faculty, inquisitive students and talented alumni.
This past year, the College formally established the Collegiate Recovery program to support students in recovery from addictive behaviors.
By embedding students with a host family in a neighborhood for 10 weeks, the College’s study-abroad program ensures that students not only experience the real Cuba, but come away forever changed.
When Tabetha “Tabby” Boyajian looks at the sky, she always knows what she’s looking at. Until she found the mysterious globe now known as "Tabby's Star."
Dinosaurs are the stuff of prehistoric legend, beasts from a long bygone era. But for one professor of geology, the study of the Jurassic giants is the jumping point from which to celebrate the beauty of the natural world.
Public health major Sierra Small '17 spent her undergraduate career researching the social and economic factors that impact sexual health.
Two years after the killings of nine parishioners at Emanuel AME Church, a dialogue on race and the impacts of white supremacy continues.
Here’s what nine CofC orientation interns want the Class of 2021 to know as they take their first steps as bona fide Cougars
College of Charleston alum Necco Ceresani’12 is cooking up dishes for Gordon Ramsay and the rest of the judges on this season of Fox's MasterChef.
Astronomy instructor Terry Richardson has perfected a simple device for viewing the eclipse safely and affordably. And he wants to teach you how to make one to view the total solar eclipse in August.