Find Out Why CofC’s Berry Hall is Very Scary
A history of strange things in Berry Hall is one of CofC's scariest ghost stories.
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10, 2018
Oratorical Winner Promotes Cycling as Key to Diversity
Graduate student Sylvie Baele '14 took first place in the inaugural Sturcken Memorial Oratorical competition held on Oct. 13, 2018, for her proposal to create the Better Bicycling Initiative.
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10, 2018
College of Charleston Photos of the Week
There's been plenty of fun, celebration and activity both on and off campus the past few weeks.
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10, 2018
Learn About the CofC Film Club, Watch Their Short
For students interested in developing their film knowledge, the CofC Film Club offers hands-on experience.
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10, 2018
Charleston Miracle Hosts First-Ever Color Run
Charleston Miracle, CofC's Dance Marathon organization, held its first-ever FT5K Color Run took place on Oct. 20 to raise money for the MUSC children's hospital.
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10, 2018
CofC Pep Band Reborn as Chucktown Sound
The College of Charleston pep band will debut under its new moniker โ Chucktown Sound โ this Sunday, Oct. 28, 2018, at the Charleston Basketball Block party.
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10, 2018
Track and Field Star Awarded Alumni Scholarship in Athletics
Track and field star Simone Harris has been awarded the Otto B. German โ73 Endowed Alumni Scholarship in Athletics.
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10, 2018
These Professors Study the (Real) Monsters Among Us
Halloween shenanigans are in full swing, but for CofC professors who study the monsters of literature, culture, society and humanity, itโs not always fun and games.
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10, 2018
College of Charleston Photos of the Week
As fall hits the Lowcountry, students are out surfing and celebrating new buildings on campus.
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10, 2018
Global Foodways Program Adds Cultural Perspective
Global Foodways is the 2018-2019 World Affairs Signature Series sponsored by the School of Languages, Cultures, and World Affairs.