On this day in 1969, humankind first set foot on the Moon. Friend of the Library Jim Phillips and Special Collections reveal a unique connection to that momentous event. On an … Read More
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The Libraries are dedicated to Cougars’ academic success and to the health and safety of the College’s communities. This commitment remains steadfast, especially during times of uncertainty. During this year’s … Read More
The College Libraries are online to serve you via each library’s website. To ensure the health and safety of users, the College Libraries’ physical facilities will be accessible only to … Read More
Dear Friends, Like many of you, the Libraries are diligently monitoring local developments regarding COVID-19 (Coronavirus). Out of an abundance of caution for the health and safety of our students, … Read More
The College Libraries are pleased to announce The Stono Preserve’s Changing Landscape, a digital history exhibit exploring the archaeology and history of a single geographic space in the South Carolina … Read More
Time is running out to see the films nominated for Best Picture before this year’s Oscars ceremony on Sunday, Feb. 9, 2020. And, while you might not get to see … Read More
The National Federation of Tourist Guide Associations’ conference begins today in Charleston, running through February 7th. Harlan Greene, the College Libraries’ Scholar-in Residence, is among the invited speakers. He will … Read More
E pluribus unum and the national unity it promised has been haunted throughout American history by its twin, E pluribus pluria. Dr. Michael Lee, Associate Professor of Communications and Director … Read More
The Lowcountry Digital History Initiative’s (LDHI) latest free exhibition, The Stono Preserve’s Changing Landscape, explores the archaeology and history of a single geographic space in the South Carolina Lowcountry—a nearly … Read More
Charleston’s historic Mother Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church has donated thousands of condolence letters to The South Carolina Historical Society (SCHS). “Easily thousands of letters,” said Celeste Wiley, Visual Materials Archivist … Read More