UPDATE ON BELL BUILDING EVACUATION/CLOSURE Charleston Fire has assessed the Bell Building and has cleared it for re-entry. St. Philip Street has been reopened for vehicular traffic. Thank you, College of Charleston Emergency Management
The Bell Building has been evacuated due to a nitrogen release on the 4th floor. Charleston Fire is on scene assessing. Currently St. Philip is closed to vehicular traffic between Vanderhorst and Calhoun. We are allowing entry and exit from PG Garage from Vanderhorst. The area should be avoided until further notice. Unknown time frame at… Read More: Campus Advisory: Bell Building Evacuated/Closed »
Dear Campus Community, The National Weather Service is predicting significant severe weather for our area that will result in a line of thunderstorms ahead of a cold front. Primary hazards of concern are damaging wind gusts and tornadoes. At this time, we do not expect any changes to academic schedule or business operations for Monday, March 16.… Read More: Campus Advisory: Weather Update for March 16 »
Please be advised that traffic is congested at St. Philip Street at Calhoun Street due to City of Charleston utility work. You can access the PG Garage and WA Lot from Vanderhorst Street. Faculty, staff and students should plan accordingly and leave extra time to enter and exit parking in this area.
The Charleston Fire Department is responding to a gas leak in the area of 78 Society Street. Please avoid the area of George and Society Streets between King and Meeting Streets.
Dear Campus Community, The National Weather Service (NWS) is monitoring a potential winter weather event that could impact the Charleston region beginning Friday evening, January 30. For the city of Charleston, rain may fall Friday night, followed by a Saturday to Sunday total snow accumulation of up to 1.5 inches. Gusty winds are predicted for… Read More: Campus Advisory: Monitoring Winter Weather »
Dear Campus Community, The Charleston Police Department has located and recovered the body of Owen Kenney. More information is available here on the police department’s website. The College community continues to keep the Kenney family and friends in our thoughts and prayers. Students impacted are encouraged to seek support through the Counseling Center, and faculty and staff may contact AllOne Health. These resources are free, confidential and… Read More: CAMPUS ADVISORY: Recovery of Owen Kenney’s body »
Dear Campus Community, The Charleston Police Department has provided an update on the search for missing College of Charleston student Owen Kenney. As stated in their release, CPD has transitioned to a recovery phase in their investigation. More information is available here on the police department’s website. The College community continues to keep Owen and his… Read More: CAMPUS ADVISORY: Update on missing CofC Student Owen Kenney »
College of Charleston Police arrested a student on charges of criminal sexual conduct involving an acquaintance on Tuesday, November 4. Police acted quickly to detain the suspect after the allegations were reported. There was never any threat posed to students or to the public. The alleged suspect in this case has been banned from all College property and placed on trespass notice. Students impacted are encouraged to… Read More: CAMPUS ADVISORY: Arrest on campus »
Dear Campus Community, The College of Charleston will follow a normal schedule for all classes, activities and business operations on Tuesday, September 30. Because of the potential for high winds and the timing of high tides, we expect some local flooding in the downtown Charleston area. The city’s TideEye app is a valuable resource for… Read More: Campus Advisory: CofC Under Normal Schedule/Operations Tuesday, September 30 »