US News & World Report has listed the University of Charleston in its 2022-2023 ranking of “Best National Universities” as part of its Best College rankings, published each year. UC was also named as a “Top Performer on Social Mobility,” a ranking that determines the success of a college at “advancing social mobility by enrolling […]
The University of Charleston welcomes two new members to its Office of Communications and Marketing – Ella Curry, UC’s new Vice President of Communications and Marketing, and Connor Isner, Digital Content Manager for the university. Following a national search, Curry was named Vice President of Communications and Marketing in December 2022. She comes to UC […]
Annual Labor Day Weekend Community Service Event Involves About 1,000 Students, Faculty and Staff Charleston, WV – September 1, 2021 – While many area students are spending Labor Day catching up with friends, enjoying time with family, and relaxing, University of Charleston students will be performing acts of community service during UC’s annual “Labor […]
For Immediate Release University of Charleston Unveils Fall 2020 Back to Campus Plan Charleston, WV – June 23, 2021 – The University of Charleston has released its Return to Campus plan for Fall 2021. The University anticipates returning to full on-campus learning and social activities, lifting mask mandates for vaccinated students, lessening social distancing […]
UC President’s Contract Extended to June 2025. Charleston, WV – May 15, 2021 – The University of Charleston Board of Trustees has extended the contract of its 26th president, Dr. Martin Roth. Roth has served as the school’s president since July 1, 2018. The contract will extend to June 2025. “I know I speak for […]
Abound.com Names UC one of its “2021 Top Adult Degree Programs” Abound.com has named the University of Charleston in its “2021 Top Adult Degree Programs” listing on its website. The ranking is based on factors that cover the essential needs of the non-traditional student: accessibility, affordability, acceleration and advancement. Other factors included flexible classes […]