College of Charleston “In the News” is a round-up of news articles featuring College faculty, staff, students and alumni. Recent media coverage of CofC includes:
South Carolina ranks high in job growth, hiring in hospitality
Frank Hefner is interviewed by WCBD-TV about economic growth.
Halsey Institute Announces Arts Matter Day Participation and Incentive Benefits
The Charleston Chronicle reports that the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art will participate in “Arts Matter Day.”
Harvey flooding shuts down oil refineries, pushing up gas prices
WCBD-TV speaks with Calvin Blackwell about Hurricane Harvey’s impact on gasoline prices.
Charleston mayor’s idea to amend Confederate markers, monuments receives mixed reviews
Bernard Powers is interviewed by The Post and Courier about confederate markers.
The Post and Courier and Lowcountry Biz report on the College’s new degree in commercial real estate finance.
If a Hurricane Harvey hit South Carolina it ‘would be like the 2015 flood on steroids’
Lee Lindner talks to The Post and Courier about a effects of a powerful storm hitting the state.
Hero or monster? Doctor calls for removal of J. Marion Sims statue from SC State House
Adam Domby is interviewed by WIS-TV about a statue in Columbia, S.C.
Earning a Degree to Go to Camp
Quinn Burke and James Bowring write an op/ed in Inside Higher Ed about coding boot camps.
