National Park Service Selects Recent CofC Grads for 'Artist in Park' Program
Two recent College of Charleston studio art graduates, Hayes Martini '26 and Ella Waldron-Noren '26, were chosen to participate in the National Park Service's Artist in Park Program.
What College of Charleston Students Learned While Studying Abroad in South Korea
College of Charleston students gained global career skills, cultural perspectives and lifelong connections during an immersive study abroad experience in Seoul, South Korea.
Passing Along the Transformative Power of Study Abroad
The Heather Hall Memorial Scholarship continues the late teacher education instructor's passion for sharing the transformative impact of international travel with students.
In Mailboxes Now: Summer 2026 Issue of 'College of Charleston Magazine'
The summer 2026 issue of "College of Charleston Magazine" is just arriving in mailboxes across campus, the country and the globe.
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School Without Walls: Applying History to the Real World
Otis Franklin, an African American studies major at the College of Charleston, spent two weeks cultivating community, serving others and engaging in professional development as a Sankofa Fellow at the International African American Museum this summer.
Celebrate America 250: College of Charleston to be Featured in USA Today Documentary Series
The College’s history and innovative approach to education will be highlighted ahead of Independence Day.
Campus Life
Making a Difference Above and Below the Surface
Alli Fransblow is already making significant strides within the Jewish and the marine biology communities at the College of Charleston.
Academics
Exploding Colors: The Science Behind Fireworks
Chemistry professor Kate Mullaugh explains how fireworks get their brilliant colors – and how chemistry brightens our skies every Fourth of July.
Burnout Among Social Media Managers: Faculty Research Highlights the Reality of Always-On Work
What’s it really like to work in social media? A College of Charleston faculty member's new research examines burnout, expectations and the reality of always-on digital work.
Alumni
Charleston: Careers Start Here
Considering Charleston's No. 6 place on WalletHub's 2026 list of Best Places to Start a Career, College of Charleston graduates are well-situated to jump right into the workforce!
Meet the Graduates: Engineering, Computing and Mathematics Majors Are Going Places
The College of Charleston School of Engineering, Computing, and Mathematics offers students research, internship and networking opportunities that give them the real-world experiences they need to prepare them for the dynamic careers of the future.
News Briefs
View All News BriefsCollege of Charleston Golfer Competes in the 154th Open Championship
Read moreCofC Alumna Darline Graham Nordone Appointed Interim U.S. Senator
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View All Press ReleasesCofC Hosts Academic Boot Camp for Student-Veterans
This summer, the College of Charleston is hosting student-veterans from across the country for an academic boot camp through the Warrior-Scholar Project.
Read moreAvery Research Center to Host Symposium June 9–11
The College of Charleston Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture will host “Those Who Have Must Turn Around and Give: Celebrating 40 Years of Preserving Black History and Education," a symposium and opening for summer exhibits, June 9–11.
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