On the second anniversary of Cynthia Graham Hurd’s passing, we join her family in remembering her fondly – for her many kindnesses to our students and our colleagues as … Read More
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The Charleston Tibetan Society’s intention for the creation of this year’s Sand Mandala is to facilitate world peace, promote unification among all people and create happiness for all sentient beings. … Read More
For five long years, Nazi Germany occupied the British Channel Islands, just off the coast of Normandy, France. This collection of photographs, newspapers, wartime propaganda, and personal memorabilia and communications … Read More
As faculty members prepare tenure and promotion packets over the summer, many ask how to measure the impact of their published research. Librarian Geoff Timms (timmsgp@cofc.edu) has prepared a guide … Read More
MONDAY, APRIL 17, 2017, 6 PM School of Science & Math Room 129 (Just across from the Addlestone Library) DIVIDED WE STAND The Battle Over Women’s Rights and Family Values … Read More
Index Islamicus is THE international classified bibliography of publications in European languages on all aspects of Islam and the Muslim world from 1906 onwards until present day. Material cited in … Read More
Introducing UK Parliamentary Papers, 19th Century Collection! It is the most detailed primary source for nineteenth-century Britain, its colonies, and the wider world. This comprehensive collection includes all of the papers issued … Read More
The library now has a subscription to Smithsonian Global Sound! Smithsonian Global Sound is the result of a partnership between Smithsonian Folkways Recordings and Alexander Street Press. This collection provides educators, … Read More
Access to the College of Charleston Libraries catalog at https://libcat.cofc.edu has been restored. Thank you for your patience during this extended service.
Scheduled maintenance for The College of Charleston Libraries catalog at http://libcat.cofc.edu is ongoing. Due to unforeseen technical issues, work is expected to continue until at least 6-7PM. The Library catalog … Read More