College of Charleston Photos of the Week
Starting the New Year off fostering friendships and life goals at the College of Charleston.
College Announces President's and Dean's List for Fall 2025
The Office of the Registrar at the College of Charleston has published the semester honors lists for fall 2025.
Top 5 Civility Initiative Events Happening This Spring
This spring, the College of Charleston’s Civility Initiative is hosting a series of events that bring leading voices to campus to explore how we can engage with respect and understanding.
Maggie Armes’ Big Beautiful Sound is on Its Way for a Third Tour
Maggie Armes, Honors College chemistry major and music minor, has played flute for the College of Charleston Orchestra since her first year. She has performed at the Kennedy Center and Carnegie Hall, and this spring, she will perform at Boston Symphony Hall.
Latest News
From Submerged History to Emerging Technology: Alumna Dives Deep to Find out More
From shipwreck diving to the Discovery Channel, maritime archaeologist Alicia Johnson ’11 brings underwater history to the surface.
Marla Robertson to Receive MLK Jr. Humanitarian Award
Marla Robertson, assistant director of the Master of Public Administration program, will receive the Black History Intercollegiate Consortium’s 2026 MLK Jr. Humanitarian Award on Jan. 20 in the College of Charleston Simons Center for the Arts.
Campus Life
Musical Chairs: History Chair Brings Music to Life
The chair of the Department of History, Phyllis Jestice, is a big supporter of the Orchestra Fund because her first love is music.
5 New Year's Resolutions You'll Easily Keep
This year, instead of setting unrealistic goals for things that we don't really want to do, why not make our New Year's resolutions not just reasonable, but enjoyable?
Academics
Tourism Transformation: Hospitality Visionary Invests in College of Charleston
A major gift to the university transforms its hospitality program into the College’s first named school.
Philosophy: The Logical Major
With aspirations of becoming a lawyer, Lily Kirkland decided that it just made sense to study a field that encourages thinking for yourself.
Alumni
A Ride Across America: The Road, the People, the Lessons Learned
Thomas Wilson '25 writes about his experience riding his bike across the country and raising $2,500 for the Hear the World Foundation.
Alum Named a Rhodes Scholarship Finalist
College of Charleston alum Ronit Pathak ’25 was named a Rhodes Scholarship finalist.
News Briefs
View All News BriefsCollege of Charleston Board of Trustees to Hold Meeting
Read moreCollege of Charleston Board of Trustees to Hold Prep Meeting Ahead of Jan. 15, 16 Board Meeting
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