Category Archives: Campus Advsiory

Campus Advisory: Event Impacts in Charleston Through Saturday

By | April 29, 2026

There are several events scheduled in the Charleston area this weekend which will have a significant impact on traffic and parking throughout downtown and near campus.   Impacts will begin on Thursday, April 30 and continue through Saturday, May 2, 2026.  Charleston Airshow  Preparations for the Charleston Airshow featuring the U.S. Navy Blue Angels will begin on Thursday, April 30 and continue through Friday, May 1.   The airshow will take place along the Charleston… Read More »

Campus Advisory: Cooper River Bridge Run Impacts

By | March 25, 2026

The 49th running of the Cooper River Bridge Run will take place this Saturday, March 28, 2026. Approximately 38,000 participants are scheduled to be on the course, which starts in Mt. Pleasant along Coleman Boulevard and continues over the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge into downtown Charleston, finishing on Meeting Street near TD Arena.  Many roadways near campus will become impacted starting at approximately 8… Read More »

Campus Advisory: Liberty Hall Water Line Break Impacts 

By | March 24, 2026

Liberty Street Food Hall (30 St. Philip St.) is currently closed due to flooding after a water line break.  In addition, portions of the 1st, 2nd and 3rd floors of Liberty Hall are impacted by standing water.  Please avoid these areas and follow signage and directions provided by staff.    Campus Services is arranging alternate dining and housing locations, and information is being communicated directly to impacted students.   Meal plan holders have been notified of… Read More »

Campus Advisory: Weather Update for March 16

By | March 16, 2026

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: Campus and Parking Access Changes for Saturday, March 14

By | March 13, 2026

Due to several large events being hosted on the College of Charleston campus on Saturday, March 14, 2026, there will be some pedestrian and parking access changes in place for those attending events, including campus tours for admitted students.  In order to ensure the best experience for all, pedestrian access will be limited as follows:  Access to George Street between St. Philip to Glebe Streets will be limited… Read More »

Campus Advisory: Winter Weather Update

By | February 1, 2026

Dear Campus Community,  At this time, no decision has been made regarding tomorrow’s academic schedule or business operations.   The College’s Emergency Management Team will update the campus community later this afternoon via university email and at emergency.charleston.edu regarding any changes in campus operations and/or class schedules.  Please note that hazardous conditions remain on and around campus due to winter weather and cold temperatures.… Read More »

Campus Advisory: Winter Weather Impacts

By | January 30, 2026

Dear Campus Community,  The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a winter storm warning for the Charleston area. The NWS is forecasting winter weather conditions beginning Saturday, Jan. 31 and lasting through the weekend. Weather impacts could reach into the early morning hours of Monday, Feb. 2.   This winter weather system is expected to bring light rain and cold temperatures on Friday, followed by freezing precipitation midday Saturday with likely snow accumulation. On Sunday, it is expected to… Read More »

Campus Advisory: Monitoring Winter Weather

By | January 29, 2026

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 »