Stay Local, Go Far: South Carolina Talent Initiative Positions the College of Charleston’s Financial Aid Package as Best in the StateCharleston, SC, Nov. 17, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The College of Charleston is combining the power of philanthropy and the strength of the university’s financial aid resources to launch the South Carolina Talent Initiative (SCTI). The initiative encourages students to Stay Local, Go Far.
College of Charleston to Offer Degree in International Engineering and ManagementThe College will team with the German University of Applied Sciences NORDAKADEMIE to establish the new degree.
College of Charleston Launches New Education DoctorateThe Ed.D. program will offer a unique blend of theoretical and practical learning experiences, with a strong emphasis on community partnerships, policy and applied research.
Meeting Street Charleston Compact Expands Access to the College of CharlestonThe College introduces a new initiative to cover all costs for Meeting Street Scholarship Fund recipients.
College of Charleston to Open Newly Renovated Albert Simons Center for the ArtsA landmark event for the 35th anniversary of the College of Charleston School of the Arts — the Artistic Heartbeat of Charleston
Phi Beta Kappa Society Establishes Chapter at College of CharlestonWith its charter from the nation's most prestigious honor society, the College joins the ranks of the nation's best in undergraduate education.
College of Charleston to Offer Executive MBA ProgramThe College of Charleston introduces a new EMBA program – the only one of its kind offered in South Carolina.
Buono Family Gives $2 Million Gift to College of CharlestonMark Buono ’81 and Judy Buono '22 (M.Ed.) have established the Buono Endowed Professorship in Commercial Real Estate and the Mark and Judy Buono Endowed Scholarship for education students.
Zucker Family Gifts $2.5 Million to College of CharlestonThe Zucker family has gifted the College of Charleston $2.5 million to attract talented engineering students and foster a culture of philanthropy.
College of Charleston Launches Two New SchoolsTo adapt to the needs of students and the regional workforce, the College of Charleston has created the School of Engineering, Computing, and Mathematics and the School of Natural and Environmental Sciences.
South Carolina Public Radio and College of Charleston announce the April 12 premiere of 'Teachable Moments'New radio segment 'Teachable Moments' with College of Charleston’s Dr. Rénard Harris offers insights for students and parents
What’s with the Extra Day? A College of Charleston Professor Explains Lear Year.College of Charleston Physics instructor Ana Uribe explains the science behind leap year and why we need an extra day every four years, including this February.
The College of Charleston Partners with Coursera to Equip Students, Faculty and Staff with In-Demand SkillsThe College of Charleston now offers faculty, staff and students access to micro-credentials through the Coursera Career Academy.
College of Charleston Establishes Civil Discourse InitiativeThe College of Charleston has established the Civil Discourse Initiative, with communication professor Mike Lee serving as program director.
Washington Post Columnist Kathleen Parker Hosts a Podcast on Cannabis Legislation in South CarolinaOn the podcast,'Speaking of … College of Charleston', award-winning 'Washington Post' journalist Kathleen Parker speaks with South Carolina Senator Tom Davis and Gary Hess, attorney Margaret Ann “Muffy” Kneece and founder of the Veterans Alliance for Holistic Alternatives, about cannabis legislation in South Carolina.
College of Charleston Faculty Pivotal in the New International African American MuseumFrom serving as the interim president to helping craft exhibits to mapping complex histories, College of Charleston faculty have been essential to the development of the new International African American Museum, which will celebrate its grand opening in Charleston on Saturday, June 24.
College of Charleston's National Advisory Council Celebrates 20 Years of MentoringThe group of nationally recognized communication professionals helps the College of Charleston Department of Communication bring the realities of working in the profession into the classroom in a variety of ways.
College of Charleston Establishes the Martin Center for Mentorship in CommunicationThe College of Charleston's Martin Center for Mentorship in Communication aims to inspire and develop a future generation of leaders and mentors among outstanding communication students.
College of Charleston Strategic Investment Symposium Returns for Ninth YearOver the past eight years, the symposium has attracted attendees from across the country interested in investment strategy, including financial professionals, institutional wealth managers and investors looking for ways to stay current on cutting-edge practices.
College of Charleston Avery Research Center Awarded $2 Million Grant From Mellon FoundationThe Mellon Foundation has awarded the College of Charleston’s Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture a $2 million grant to support the collection and preservation of the South Carolina Lowcountry’s social and cultural history.
College of Charleston and National Columnist Kathleen Parker Launch Speaker Series on Public Discourse and CivilityThe new College of Charleston Speaker Series on Public Discourse and Civility, hosted by Pulitzer Prize-winning Washington Post journalist Kathleen Parker, aims to highlight the value of civility when sharing opposing ideas.
College of Charleston Paleontologists Uncover Strange New Prehistoric Sea MonsterThe just published findings by a research team led by geology professor Scott Persons is challenging paleontologists' perceptions about plesiosaurs.
$2.1 Million Gift to Assist in Construction of College of Charleston Baseball Performance CenterFounders Federal Credit Union announced on Tuesday a $2.1 million gift to assist in the construction of a baseball performance center at the College of Charleston's Patriots Point Athletics Complex.
Three College of Charleston Professors Receive Fulbright Awards to Study, Teach AbroadThree College of Charleston faculty members have received Fulbright awards to teach and study abroad for the 2022–23 academic year.
