Samantha Connors

You don’t need to dine on foie gras or caviar to enjoy a pairing of fine wine with food. Some of the best combos, in fact, can be found in the corner store.

Adjunct professor Sylvie Baele ’15 uses cycling to teach first-year students about sustainability, community and self-discovery.

Sam completed her senior season of field hockey for the Appalachian State Mountaineers, starting all 20 games and leading the team in minutes played with 1,194. More of a defensive player, Sam was credited with two defensive saves, two goals and two assists on a solid team that finished 14-6. Sam was a three-time All-MAC Academic team member. Sam was a three-sport athlete at Cape, playing field hockey (21 career goals and 17 assists) before swimming in the winter and playing tennis in the spring, where she placed fourth her senior season in the Henlopen Conference. Sam was a varsity midfielder her four years at Cape, playing on four state championship teams. Sam plans to pursue a master’s degree in occupational therapy and hopefully work as a graduate assistant coach.

The College of Charleston Students of the Marsh and the M.A.R.S.H. Project work to restore wetlands and foster community engagement through hands-on projects.

The annual EXPO 2026 will highlight undergraduate and graduate projects across disciplines in the Silcox Center on April 16.

Undergraduate and graduate students were recognized for their work with faculty mentors on April 16, 2026, during this year's EXPO.

College of Charleston study abroad programs are designed to be more afford than you might think. Learn about the benefits of study abroad.

School of the Arts students graduate with experience that carries directly into professional work, graduate study and continued creative development.

College of Charleston alumni enter elite graduate programs, receive fellowships and launch international careers after graduation.

At the College of Charleston Graduate School, students work closely with faculty and community partners to turn ideas and research into real-world impact.