News & Events

College of Charleston Freshman Nivardo Vivar has been named the first recipient of the William V. Moore endowed scholarship.  The scholarship is intended to help support students committed to improving the quality of life for all South Carolinians and promoting understanding among diverse groups. Read More »

The College of Charleston announced today that C-SPAN will be on hand to record the Graduate School of the College of Charleston’s Commencement program on May 7, 2010.  The network will broadcast the ceremony at a future date. Read More »

The College of Charleston will be hosting Pathways to Teaching, an open house for anyone interested in teaching in South Carolina. This event is on April 26 at 6:00 p.m. at the College of Charleston North Campus (5300 International Blvd, Building B). Read More »

Top-seeded College of Charleston defeated third-seeded Furman 4-0 on Sunday afternoon to capture the team’s second straight Southern Conference Women’s Tennis Championship. Read More »

Affiliate faculty member Frances Anderson, EdD, has earned her third Fulbright Senior Specialist Award since joining the School of Education, Health, and Human Performance in 2005. Anderson leaves for Pakistan on April 22, where she will spend three weeks teaching at Karakorum International University. Anderson will lead a special seminar whose focus is preserving the textile folk art tribal culture in the mountainous area of Gilgit. Read More »

The winners of the College of Charleston’s Fifth Annual Student Film Festival represent the diversity and creativity that the medium allows. Read More »

Frances Welch, Dean of the School of Education, Health and Human Performance and Evelyn Nadel, Associate Dean of Students and Director of Community Relations were recently named “Woman of the Year “ by the the College of Charleston’s Office of Institutional Diversity.  The two will share the honor. Read More »

With a series of speeches and a toast with champagne-filled test tubes, The College of Charleston officially dedicated the school’s New Sciences and Mathematics Building this afternoon. Read More »

To celebrate Earth Day 2010, ARAMARK Higher Education, the dining services partner at College of Charleston, has committed to implement Green Stakes, five key sustainable practices across all of its operations by the end of 2010. Read More »

Miscellany, the College of Charleston’s student literary magazine, is the only magazine in the southeast to win a crown award from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. More than 1,500 collegiate publications were eligible to enter the prestigious competition and Miscellany received a Collegiate Magazine Silver Crown. Read More »