As students return to campus this week for the fall semester, College of Charleston is rolling out ... the College’s main building, called Randolph Hall, as well as its landmark Cistern, framed ...

The Cistern, Randolph Hall and the large oak trees decorating ... guests attend in-person at McAlister Field House. At the College of Charleston, Ray and his team added a ceremony on May 6 ...

Four enslaved laborers — Tom, Mudrey, Cuffy and Peggy — almost certainly helped build the College of Charleston’s majestic Randolph Hall, which sits at the heart of the campus. We know this ...

The College of Charleston has announced ... “He would step across Cistern Yard, enter the pool hall, give me a tap on the shoulder and escort me to class in Randolph Hall.” ...

I’ve never been to Charleston, S.C., but I’m pretty sure that, for this afternoon at least, Randolph Hall at the College of Charleston was located at the intersection of Reality and Satire.