College of Charleston BOT Meeting
The College of Charleston Board of Trustees will hold their regular meeting on August 20-21, 2009.
The College of Charleston Board of Trustees will hold their regular meeting on August 20-21, 2009.
Construction on the College of Charleston’s new science building is on schedule with completion slated for mid-November, move-in in December and classes starting in January.
The College of Charleston’s campus will be featured on the August 18th episode of South Carolina ETV’s “Making It Grow.” Vice President for Facilities Planning Monica Scott and Head Groundskeeper John Davis will take viewers on a botanical tour of campus including the Cistern Yard and arboretum.
The College of Charleston today launched a completely redeveloped and redesigned website, www.cofc.edu, with significantly improved content, functionality and navigation.
The College of Charleston Provost Search Committee has made its recommendations to President George Benson for two finalists for the Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost position.
What do a hibachi chef, a U.S. Army Sergeant and a published poet have in common? They are all members of the College of Charleston Class of 2013. The College received a record-breaking 13,000 applications for the 2009–2010 year, and the top applicants were selected for the Class of 2013. Students turned down hundreds of
The College of Charleston’s Randolph Hall is featured on the cover of the new Charleston AT&T Real Yellow Pages directory.
College of Charleston professors Bill Barfield and Tom Carroll, along with alumni Elie and Dan Boland, have published the first study comparing the power plate exercise device to free weight exercises. The article was published in the current issue of the International Journal of Exercise Science.
The College of Charleston is chosen by one of the students followed in the recently released book, “Acceptance: A Legendary Guidance Counselor Helps Seven Kids Find the Right Colleges – and Find Themselves.”
Two College of Charleston students are participating in the five-day Youth Policy Summit on Energy Efficiency in California that kicked off Saturday. The 34 participants from around the country will explore how California might improve its energy efficiency in vehicles, buildings and electricity generation to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions. The recommendations made by the students will