The College of Charleston could soon establish a new School of Hospitality, supported by an anonymous philanthropist and designed to capitalize on the city’s tourism industry.

From strengthening the body to aging with grace, the College of Charleston has a new program aimed at promoting long-term ...

A College of Charleston public safety officer has been fired after his arrest on assault and misconduct charges, officials ...

Districtwide student housing at College of San Mateo is inching closer to becoming a reality after the community college ...

Sierra College opens 358-bed housing facility, more than doubling on-campus units and offering affordable options plus free ...

The proposal to the Board of Supervisors in the summer described the dorm as essential to maintaining the freshman residency ...

The Board approved two new master's programs for the College at Wise — the Master of Technology Management and Data Analysis ...

Charleston has been one of the fastest-growing cities in the Southeast — and the city’s tourism scene has grown just as fast, ...

House Bill 3279 passed in April, and the governor’s signature eliminated voting rights on college boards of governors for student, faculty, and staff representatives. Since then, a collection of the ...

Charleston’s Human Affairs and Racial Conciliation Commission is the latest casualty of executive orders to cut diversity, equity and inclusion programs.

Some of the country’s most prestigious colleges are enrolling record numbers of low-income students — a growing admissions priority in the absence of affirmative action.

Family disputes UCSB police ruling that student Elizabeth Hamel's fatal balcony fall was accidental, citing unanswered questions about her final hours.