
In the Name of Love: All the Best Romantic Movies
Film studies professor Colleen Glenn talks about the greatest romantic movies of all time.

Professor, Scholarship and Internship Inspire Confidence, Drive for Student
Between support from Dr. Andrew and Josephine Lewis Endowed Scholarship, real-world experience from internships, and encouragement from CofC faculty, exercise science major Bency Young has been motivated to explore different aspects of the medical field.

7 Creative (and Free) Ways to Spread the Love Across Campus This Valentine's Day
Love is in the air at the College of Charleston this Valentine's Day! Here are some great ways to celebrate the holiday – whether you're lovestruck or not!

College of Charleston Photos of the Week
With Black History Month events in full swing and the sun shining bright, everyone enjoyed the first week of February at the College of Charleston!
Latest News

Sisters of Septima Continue Legacy of Education
The Sisters of Septima program is a new initiative to support women of color majoring in teacher education.

5 Favorites From the CofC Dining Halls
Who's hungry? Check out these five favorite dishes from the Liberty St. Food Hall and the City Bistro to satisfy your cravings all week long!
Campus Life

College of Charleston Photos of The Week
It was a great week at the College of Charleston, with students finding new ways to get involved and the men's basketball team completing a comeback over Stony Brook!

Pre-Med Student Makes Impact Through Kindness
Jamie Silverman has had challenges while in college, but with support and a positive spirit, she has come out stronger than ever.
Academics

CofC Professor Examines the Fight Over New Immigration Laws
Political science professor Claire Wofford has published an article for The Conversation about the conflicts surrounding the new immigration regulations.

Will Changing Weather Patterns Expose Dolphins to More Chemicals?
A study conducted by the College of Charleston and the Sarasota Dolphin Research Program aims to understand whether excess rainfall and red tides impact the concentration of chemical contaminants in dolphins.
Alumni

CofC Podcast: Father West's Journey from Maritime to Ministry
On this episode of 'Speaking of ... College of Charleston,' we talk to Father Gregory West '80 about his life in the ministry.

The Power of Giving Back
Thanks to the Suzette J. Timme Endowed Scholarship, Nyasia Lewis has the opportunity to have the full CofC experience.
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