College of Charleston Photos of the Week
With baseball wins, prospective student meet-and-greets and faculty lectures, it was another great week at the College of Charleston! Check us out!
Charleston baseball opened up the 2024 season with a victory over Marshall University. After taking an early 1-0 lead through an RBI double, the Cougars broke the game open with a six-run fourth inning and never looked back in a 15-3 win. (Photos by Maxwell Vittorio)
The REACH Program – the College’s four-year, fully inclusive certificate program for students with mild intellectual and/or developmental disabilities – hosted a spring open house for prospective students in the Stern Student Center. With the goal of enabling students to become as self-determined and independent as possible while learning the skills they need, the program provides an education in academics, social development, independent living and career development. (Photos by Catie Cleveland)
The African American Studies Program’s New Faculty Lecture, “re\Defining Black Fraternalism: Toward a More Trans/gressive Reading Practice,” featured Antron D. Mahoney, who explored the history and development of Black Greek-lettered organizations and the ways these organizations limit, relegate or exclude the queer experience. (Photos by Catie Cleveland)
