Our two campuses sit a half-mile apart along Freeman Avenue, linked by the shaded Live Oak Path and a free shuttle that runs every 10 minutes.

Old Main Quad (historic campus)

BuildingWhat's inside
Old Main (1902)Heritage Center, Welcome Center, President's Office, Board Room
Whitfield Hall (1924)Arts & Humanities classrooms, Writing Center
Marsh Chapel (1911)Interfaith meditation space, small concerts
Veterans Memorial GreenCeremonies, outdoor events

Ridgeview Campus (opened 2019)

BuildingWhat's inside
Ridgeview CommonsLearning Commons & library, dining hall, bookstore, Student Life, Hawk Pantry, esports arena
Ridgeview STEM CenterComputer science, cybersecurity, engineering and biology labs
Health Sciences BuildingNursing simulation hospital, radiography suite, paramedic training ambulance bay
Trades & Innovation CenterWelding, HVAC, electrical and automotive shops
Hollis Arts Center400-seat theater, music studios, digital media lab, gallery
Freeman FieldhouseBasketball and volleyball arena, fitness center
Ridgeview Residence HallsApartment-style housing for 380 students

Parking & getting here

Parking is free for students and visitors. Visitor spaces are in Lot A beside Old Main and Lot D beside Ridgeview Commons. The Lowcountry Transit Route 7 bus stops at both campuses, and students ride free with a Hawk ID.

Finding your way

  • New to campus? Start at the Welcome Center in Old Main. Staff will hand you a printed map and walk you to your first stop.
  • Between campuses: follow the shaded Live Oak Path (about 10 minutes on foot) or ride the free Hawk Shuttle, which leaves every 10 minutes from Lot A and Ridgeview Commons.
  • Accessible routes: every building has a step-free entrance. Accessible parking is in Lots A, C and D, closest to the main doors.
  • After dark: call Campus Police at (843) 555-0199 for a free safety escort anywhere on either campus.