If you are joining us at CofC in Spring 2020, welcome! We’re sure you have many questions, and we’d like to help. For answers to your research and computing questions, … Read More
Library Archives For Addlestone Library
Join Assistant Professor Matthew Cressler for a discussion and preview of his upcoming Spring 2020 course, “Black Religion and Black Nationalism from Slave Rebellions to Black Lives Matter.” This lecture introduces … Read More
Welcome New Students! Your Library is here to aid you. Visit us in person at the Access & Instruction Desk or online through our New Student Guide. Look for the … Read More
Now on display: the Paradise Pavilion, a 12-sided, plywood and aluminum installation, designed by New World Byzantine’s Andrew Gould, which folds in Jewish, Christian, and Islamic theological and architectural traditions. … Read More
The College Libraries are pleased to host the Charleston Tibetan Society as they present the creation of a Sand Mandala in conjunction with the 2019 Piccolo Spoleto Festival. The building … Read More
Library and IT services from the former Information and Circulation Desks will be combined beginning May 13, 2019, at the new Access & Instruction Desk located at the former Circulation … Read More
Photographer and Claflin University Visiting Scholar Maria Nunes has worked extensively throughout the Caribbean, especially in Trinidad, where she has documented various aspects of Carnival, the Merkin community of Trinidad … Read More
The College Libraries wish to congratulate our own Dale Rosengarten, founding director of the Jewish Heritage Collection, for being honored with the South Carolina General Assembly’s Jean Laney Harris Folk … Read More
The latest free exhibit from the College of Charleston Special Collections is now available for viewing on the third floor of Addlestone Library. Curated by Special Collections’ Autumn Bennett, the … Read More
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