Sitting in Sottile House brought back a flood of memories for Kaye Wallace ’82. Before it became the home of Institutional Advancement, Sottile House had been a women’s dormitory and Kaye’s home. “I was on the first floor in what was originally the sitting room,” she says, noting that she always had a front row...Read More

Malcolm Clark, beloved professor of history, passed away on August 16, 2025. Clark taught at the College of Charleston for more than 50 years, and his dedication in the classroom and willingness to mentor made him a favorite among students. One other way Clark gave back to his students was through scholarships. “Malcolm Clark was...Read More

Supported by the Michael W. Haga Study Abroad Award, Ella Bougher ’25 improved her German language skills and experienced in person the German Rococo art she studied.  Ella Bougher ’25 chose to attend the College after Morgan Koerner, associate professor of German, laid out an opportunity she couldn’t refuse.   “I had an informal interview...Read More

Mathematics Major and Pre-Actuarial Studies Minor Charles T. Brown Endowed Scholarship  Joining Travelers Insurance’s Actuarial Leadership Development Program in Hartford, Connecticut, before beginning a full-time MBA program in the fall at Northeastern University’s D’Amore-McKim School of Business in Boston Between studies, practice and travel, it’s a wonder student-athletes find the hours in their days to...Read More

Executive Master of Business Administration School of Business MBA Scholarship Working as a manager of unified operations at Blackbaud More than a decade after graduating as part of the inaugural Computing in the Arts class, Matt Cruse ’12 (EMBA ’26) returned to the College of Charleston to join the first Executive MBA cohort.  Today, Cruse serves as manager of...Read More

special education multicategorical major Mary A. Lee Endowed Fellowship in Special Education, Jeremy Warren Vann Memorial Scholarship Teaching in a self-contained special education classroom at Spring Hill Middle School in Chapin, South Carolina During her time at the College, Reece Mack ’26 distinguished herself through academic excellence and leadership, earning multiple scholarships, including the Jeremy Warren...Read More

elementary education major and psychology minor with the Honors College Hibernian Society Foundation Scholarship Teaching elementary students in Massachusetts with plans to pursue a master’s degree focused on supporting multilingual learners During her time at the College, Chloe Holt ’26 distinguished herself through academic excellence, leadership and a deep commitment to culturally responsive teaching. She received the...Read More

public health and French and Francophone studies double major with the Honors College Huguenot Endowed Scholarship Serving as an alumni fellow at the Institute for American Universities in Aix-en-Provence, France, with plans to pursue graduate studies in global health or public health administration after completing the fellowship Thirteen years ago, a major fitness chain popularized...Read More

biology and public health double major  Hibernian Society Foundation Scholarship, Laura S. Griffin Health Educator Scholarship, Department of Health and Human Performance Fund, CofC Fund Scholarship Enrolled in the Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program at the Medical University of South Carolina Witnessing health disparities and how strongly socioeconomic status shapes overall health outcomes...Read More

Bachelor of Arts in Classics Johnson Vest Scholarship in Classics, Harold A. Mouzon Scholarship in Classical Studies Pursuing his master’s in Classics at the University of Maryland, where he has received a teaching assistantship “Without the support of the Classics Department, I would not be the person I am today,” says Ethan Cole, who received the...Read More