We offer both a major and a minor in African American Studies, focusing on the exploration of African American experiences. Our goal is to help you understand the rich history and culture of African ...

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W. Scott Poole teaches courses in American politics and popular culture. He is the author or co-author of nine books, including Monsters in America: Our Historical Obsession with the Hideous and the ...

With convenient dining locations across campus, the Charleston Culinary Group at the College of Charleston gives you the variety and value you want. We have popular brands like Chick-fil-A, Einstein ...

Combine a strong academic background with intense musical training. When you choose to study music you will stimulate your mind. Become a creative and critical thinker while fostering a connection ...

Urban studies teaches you how various disciplines combine to create better societies. Urban studies is a multidisciplinary program that covers business, economics, real estate, history, sociology, ...

Unravel the rich tapestry of our past, explore historical narratives and engage in the vibrant world of historical scholarship. “The history and architecture of the College and the city of Charleston ...

J. Michael Duvall, Associate Professor and Associate Chair Read Bio Myra Seaman, Professor and Associate Dean for Student Success, School of Humanities and Social Sciences Read Bio Malinda McCollum, ...

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Helping you improve your quality of life at the College of Charleston. How are you doing? At the Office of Student Wellness and Well-being, we want to help you thrive academically and personally. We ...