College News

A journal co-edited by College of Charleston Associate Professor of English, Myra Seaman, has received the prestigious 2011 PROSE Award for the Best New Journal in Social Sciences and Humanities.  Seaman co-edits the journal, postmedieval: a journal of medieval cultural studies.  Read More »

The College of Charleston has been ranked as a “Best Value College” by The Princeton Review. Read More »

One of the fastest growing, highly valued fields in the global hospitality and tourism industry is managing marketing and sales using revenue management strategies. The School of Business recognizes the significant opportunity to meet the demand by offering a new MBA with a focus in hospitality revenue management. Read More »

The College of Charleston is now accepting nominations for the sixth annual ExCEL Awards beginning today, Friday, February 3, 2012 through noon on Friday, March 2, 2012.  The Excellence in Collegiate Education and Leadership (ExCEL) Awards program honors faculty, staff, students, community groups, and/or individuals for promoting excellence and diversity at the college. Read More »

The College of Charleston is hosting nearly 1,000 top high school students for two competitions in one weekend. The 30^th annual High School Computer Programming Competition will be held Friday February 24 and the 35^th annual Math Meet will be on Saturday, February 25.  Read More »

College of Charleston Mathematics professor emeritus Robert M. “Mick” Norton has written a book called Tales of a College Math Professor, Over-Easy, on Wry.  The book consists of memorable and off-the-wall incidents that grew out of Norton’s career in mathematics and statistics. Read More »

Filmmaker and activist Mary Morten’s documentary Woke Up Black will have its South Carolina premiere at the Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture on Thursday, February 9, at 6 p.m. Read More »

The College of Charleston community will celebrate Homecoming 2012 during the week of February 6-11.  This year’s theme is Charleston. Cougars. Cremins. Cougar Nation.  This theme encourages the College community to celebrate everything that makes the College of Charleston a great place to learn, from the local businesses that support us to the ways in which the Charleston community is unified through Cougar Athletics.    Read More »

On Tuesday, January 31, President George Benson, SGA President Elliott Wright, and other students and staff from the College volunteered at the Crisis Ministries Soup Kitchen on Meeting Street in Charleston. Read More »

On February 3rd, the College of Charleston’s Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) program will kick off the second year of the Cougar Apprentice Program, a business-training program for high school students in Charleston County. Read More »