Carsonโs new research is on the cover of the October 2014 issue of the Astronomical Journal and he just won an InnoVision Award and funding for a completely different project.
College of Charleston astronomy and astrophysics professor Jon Hakkila says "Interstellar" has flashes of brilliance and some of the best discussions of general relativity presented onscreen to date.
Megan Saylor โ11 trains dolphins to detect and mark underwater mines. The marine biology major and former Division I swimmer spends a lot of time scuba diving and hanging out with dolphins. She loves every minute.
The exhibit likely contains the highest density of fossil cetaceans on display anywhere in the world. The museum is free and open to the public.
Dave Owens, associate dean of the Graduate School and professor of Biology, is closely involved with the South Carolina Aquarium's work to rescue, rehabilitate and release sea turtles.
Kermit the Frog wasnโt kidding: Itโs not easy being green โ and professor Allison Welch can back him up. She's found some interesting things in her research on the amphibians.
Since officially taking office on July 1, 2014, President Glenn McConnell โ69 has been busy gathering input from the College community and sharing his vision for the Collegeโs future.
BarcampCHS provides techies, developers, designers, entrepreneurs and others with an open environment for learning and sharing. Tickets are $10.
College of Charleston Marine Biology Professor Jack DiTullio and Research Associate Peter Lee are studying how changes in the marine environment affect earthโs climate.
Why doesn't anyone hit .400 any more? And why is leather used for baseballs? School of Sciences and Mathematics professors answer these questions and more.
