Art Exhibit Emphasizes Sustainability at the College
Paintings, drawings and mixed-media sculpture bring sustainability literacy to life at Addlestone Library
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02, 2017
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02, 2017
Religious Studies Professor Examines Black Lives Matter Movement
Religious studies professor Matthew Cressler will discuss religion and Black Lives Matter as part of the Faculty Lecture Series at the library.
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02, 2017
African Art Exhibit to Open in Addlestone Library
Starting Friday, Feb. 24, Addlestone Library will display Forms and Motifs in African Art: Works from the John R. Dupree Collection.
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02, 2017
Bestselling Author to Discuss Privilege and Patriotism of Gertrude Sanford Legendre
Author Christopher Dickey will recount the wild tale of socialite Gertrude Sanford Legendre at an upcoming event hosted by the Friends of the Library at the College of Charleston.
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02, 2017
Black History Month Events at CofC
It’s Black History Month, and several clubs, organizations and offices at the College of Charleston are holding events celebrating the history and culture of African Americans.
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02, 2017
Avery Research Center Houses Badges From Charleston’s Past
The Avery Research Center's collections of historical artifacts, including Charleston free badges and slave badges, tell a fascinating story of the African-American experience.
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02, 2017
Professor to Talk Wastewater at Library Lecture
Assistant Professor Barbara Beckingham of the Department of Geology and Environmental Geosciences will discuss the environmental implications of chemical and microplastic wastewater transport on Feb. 15, 2017.
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02, 2017
T. Rex Takes Up Residence in Addlestone Library
After a brief hibernation, “Bucky” the T. rex has reemerged in the rotunda of the College’s Addlestone Library.
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12, 2016
Archival Silence: The History of Omission
A partnership between the College and the South Carolina Historical Society gives students rare access to letters from the Founding Fathers.
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11, 2016
Photography Exhibit Gives Alum Full Exposure
As a photographer, William Fulmore ’68 viewed life through his own lens. A new exhibit at the Marlene and Nathan Addlestone Library is sharing his unique perspective with the campus community.