Genealogy Search Links Ohio Man to CofC
A genealogy search brought Fred Kerner to the College of Charleston campus to visit 14 Green Way, which was built for his great-great-grandfather in 1872.
Free Moms & Dads Offer Students Free Hugs, Support
CHS Free Moms & Dads visit campus every Friday to give students baked goods, hugs and emotional support.
CofC Photos of the Week
This week at the College of Charleston, history met the future and – with music in the air – students linked learning with game.
EXPO 2026 to Showcase Student Research, Creativity, Collaboration
The annual EXPO 2026, to be held on April 16, will highlight undergraduate and graduate projects across disciplines.
Latest News
CofC Giving Day: A Celebration of Generosity
On March 19, 2026, the seventh annual CofC Giving Day celebrated the Cougar community's generosity, connection and gratitude for the College of Charleston.
U.S. News & World Report Recognizes CofC MBA Programs
The College of Charleston MBA and Executive MBA programs have earned national recognition in the U.S. News & World Report's 2026 Best Graduate Schools rankings.
Campus Life
Student-Teachers Positioned at Head of the Class
Student-teachers Margaret Jacaruso and Khaleel Barker El-Amin are getting immersive experiences in front of the classrooms before they graduate to head of the class.
CofC Photos of the Week
From showing off research and shopping for fresh produce to running races and enjoying the outdoors, spring is a great time to be at the College of Charleston!
Academics
Large Grant to Highlight Learning Through Foodways
The College of Charleston has received a $1.5 million Mellon Foundation grant to reshape experiential learning through the lens of Lowcountry foodways.
CofC M.P.A. Program Ranked Among Nation's Best
U.S. News & World Report has named the College of Charleston Master of Public Administration program among the nation’s best in its latest Best Public Affairs Schools rankings.
Alumni
CofC Among Top Producers of Peace Corps Volunteers
College of Charleston is ranked No. 7 among medium schools on the Peace Corps’ 2026 Top Volunteer-Producing Colleges and Universities list.
One Man’s Lifelong Love for Nature Benefits Students, Scientists Today
The irreplaceable collection on display at the College of Charleston provides a snapshot of South Carolina birds from an earlier time.
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