Join the College of Charleston Friends of the Library and Department of History for an evening with historian David Silkenat as he explores the integral role of surrender in the … Read More
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Join Assistant Professor Nathaniel Walker on April 9 for the final program in the Spring 2019 Faculty Lecture Series. The design of architecture and urban design are often imagined as … Read More
A discussion of Eudora Welty’s letters, especially her correspondence with lifelong friend Frank Lyell. The letters feature humorous vignettes, cultural and political commentary, and Welty’s offhandedly sparkling prose. Julia Eichelberger … Read More
The College of Charleston is constantly striving to improve the services you receive and the quality of your academic experience. Select freshmen and seniors who have received an email invitation … Read More
The College Libraries wish to congratulate Harlan Greene, the Libraries’ Scholar-in-Residence, for being selected as one of the City of Charleston Police Department’s “Citizens of the Year” for his work on the … Read More
The College Libraries’ are pleased to announce the release of Revisiting Prop Master, an interdisciplinary exhibit that expands upon the work of two artists and a museum as they explored Charleston’s … Read More
These are your Libraries—Let us know how we’re doing! The Libraries’ annual survey is now available, please take a moment to complete it by Feb. 21. Your responses will be … Read More
Breaking the Silence: The Writer in the Community Tuesday, February 19 | 12:00 p.m. | Addlestone Library Rm. 227 The College of Charleston Friends of the Library and Honors College present … Read More
The Slave-Trader’s Letter-Book: Charles Lamar, the Wanderer, and Other Tales of the African Slave Trade Tuesday, March 5 | 6:00 p.m. Marlene and Nathan Addlestone Library Rm. 227. | FREE … Read More
As part of the 200th anniversary of the “Denmark Vesey Conspiracy” of 1822, the Carolina Lowcountry in the Atlantic World Program (CLAW) is hosting a conference on enslaved and free black anti-slavery, February 8-10, … Read More