The College of Charleston Emergency Management Team is aware of the Tropic Storm Watch that has been issued for Charleston County and the forecasted impacts of what could become Tropical Storm Chantel. At this time, there are no changes to class and work schedules for Monday, July 7. The campus community will be notified… Read More »
The Charleston Fire Department has responded to a suspected gas leak at the Francis Marion Hotel located at Calhoun and King Streets. Presently, King St. is closed from Vanderhorst to Calhoun St. The timeline to reopen King St. has not been released. Please avoid this area.
Dear Campus Community, The National Weather Service has predicted wind gusts of up to 55 mph for parts of Charleston County, with higher winds on elevated bridges on Wednesday, March 5. The College will be open for regular business operations. Students are on spring break. Supervisors are encouraged to be flexible with employees who may… Read More »
Dear Campus Community, Due to the latest timing of the winter weather forecast, the College of Charleston campus will close at 2 p.m. today, January 21, two hours earlier than announced yesterday, and will be closed all day tomorrow, Wednesday, January 22. Classes scheduled for 2 p.m. and later Tuesday (today) and all day on… Read More »
Dear Campus Community, College of Charleston officials are closely monitoring the forecast of Hurricane Milton. At this time, all class and work schedules remain unchanged. The College’s Emergency Management Team is in regular contact with local and state agencies and will update the campus community as necessary. As Milton continues to intensify in the Gulf… Read More »
Dear Campus Community, College of Charleston officials are closely monitoring the forecast for Tropical Storm Helene, which is expected to strengthen into a hurricane before making landfall along Florida’s Gulf Coast Thursday. At this time, all class and work schedules remain unchanged. The College’s Emergency Management Team is in regular contact with local and state… Read More »