Tom Cunneff

A College of Charleston professor was awarded an NSF grant to study how harmful algal blooms affect fisheries, tourism and human health.

Thanks to his NASA internship, College of Charleston sophomore Tyler Glymph spent his summer break planning a mission to Ceres.

The College of Charleston received a large grant to study how terrestrial ecosystems rebuilt following mass extinction 66 million years ago.

The start of a new academic year at the College of Charleston brings with it the next generation of students to join the Cougars’ ranks. Drawn from a record number of applications, the members of the Class of 2027 come from across the country and around the globe, bringing with them fresh viewpoints and ideas

Thanks to mentorship resulting in real-life experience, College of Charleston alumna Brianna Brunson has embarked on a career as a data scientist for the Navy.

The senior director of film and TV synchronization at Universal Music Group, Emma Rose Isely ’12 recently shared her expertise in the music industry with students at the College of Charleston.

College of Charleston faculty are experts in their fields, as this roundup of their new books attests.

Christophe Boucher, an associate professor of Native American history at the College of Charleston, highlights the origins of Thanksgiving and why it’s so difficult for some Native Americans.

The co-host of the 2022 CofC Day webcast, College of Charleston alumna Lu Parker '90 runs Be Kind & Co. when she's not anchoring the news at KTLA.

The 7th national Slave Dwelling Project Conference, hosted at the College of Charleston, offers an in-depth look at the 1739 rebellion by enslaved African Americans in southern Charleston County known as the Stono Rebellion.