In this week's installment: a political science professor discusses Charleston's mayoral race; a preview of the upcoming Tech Startup Boot Camp; and a marine biologist talks about problems facing marine life.
Rev. Jackson spoke at the College as part of his push to register 100,000 new voters in South Carolina.
Lauren Swing '11 jumped head first into her field of political science by working on different aspects of congressional campaigns after graduation.
In the wake of the Emanuel AME Church shooting, the College is hosting a number of events that address race relations in the United States, black culture, and civil rights.
Students from the School of Humanities and Social Sciences will be working and learning in many exciting and interesting internships this fall.
Political science professors Jordan Ragusa and Kendra Stewart discuss how Jon Stewart changed the news habits of a younger generation.
In this week's installment: The School of Business receives a big grant; astrophysicist Jon Hakkila talks about a big find, and political scientist Jordan Ragusa comments on the presidential race.
Alum and campus gardener Lexa Keane '14 not only grows beautiful plants at the College, but makes sure they break down in a sustainable manner, too.
Charleston is finding its own way to grieve last week's tragedy at Emanuel A.M.E. Church on Calhoun Street. These College of Charleston faculty members have written poignant pieces to work through the experience and express what it's really like in Charleston right now.
Check out five College of Charleston rising seniors who are taking on varied, competitive academic and internship programs this summer.
