With a strong drive, thoughtful planning and scholarships to empower him, Ronit Pathak’25 has laid a strong foundation to achieve his goal of being a global changemaker.   Read More

Della Evans ’25, a biochemistry major in the Honors College, has received the Barry Goldwater Scholarship. The award recognizes outstanding university students who demonstrate exceptional promise of becoming the next generation of STEM research leaders.Read More

Makenna Stone ’25 has been able to make positive changes across campus and beyond, thanks to her scholarships.Read More

Thanks to the German and Russian Department’s discretionary fund, Jeffrey Werth ’25 gained the German language skills to thrive at BMW’s Munich headquarters. Now, he’s not only reshaping his career path, but blazing a trail for a new generation of global engineers at the College.Read More

Jakob Highducheck ’26, a biology major in the Honors College and recipient of the College of Charleston Foundation Annual Scholarship, has been selected by the US-UK Fulbright Commission to attend a four-week summer program at the University of Exeter’s Institute of Global Sustainability.Read More

The undergraduate class of 2024 totaled 1,386. Six graduates who received scholarships are profiled: Amber Anderson, psychology major; Bea Lemaster, theatre studies major; Destiny Humphrey, arts management and marketing double major and entrepreneurship minor; Angela Nganga, meteorology major; Lilliana Taylor, public health major and music and medical humanities double minor at the Honors College; and...Read More

Grateful for all the support he has received at the College, Anthony Rovinski ’24, a chemistry major and Spanish minor, paid it forward by playing a pivotal role in reducing toxic emissions on campus. “For me, I knew that I belonged at CofC after I toured the campus years ago,” says Rovinski. “Thanks to my...Read More

Sabine Lang has seen numerous people struggle with dyslexia and come out on top. “Dyslexia is probably one of the most misunderstood conditions in our society,” says Lang. “It is not a disability; it’s a learning difference. Many highly successful people are dyslexic so it’s clearly not an academic liability.” Lang created the Sabine Lang...Read More

The College of Charleston community is feeling the loss of one of its greatest champions, Karen Linehan Mroz, who passed away January 13, 2024. Karen made an impact on many lives around the globe and shared her experiences and passions with the College of Charleston community. She worked in both the nonprofit and private sectors...Read More

In 2019, Lynn Luckey Moody ’93 lost her battle with mental distress and chronic illness. She left behind many who loved her, including her husband Scott Moody ’91 and their two children, Elizabeth and Marshall.   To keep Lynn’s memory alive, her family created the Lynn L. Moody Endowment for Mental Health and Suicide Awareness, which...Read More