Halsey’s ‘Southbound’ Exhibit Explores Complexities of Southern Life
The Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art's latest exhibit explores the divergent social, political and artistic terrain of the new South.
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10, 2018
Princeton Review Recognizes CofC Among Top Green Colleges
The Princeton Review has included the College of Charleston in its annual Guide to 399 Green Colleges.
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10, 2018
Avery Research Center Sponsors Free Screenings of ‘The Hate U Give’
The Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture is sponsoring four screenings of the film adaptation of 'The Hate U Give' for students, faculty and staff.
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10, 2018
Film Series Explores Links Between Gullah Communities, Sierra Leone
The Carolina Lowcountry and Atlantic World Program is hosting a filmย seriesย exploring the cultural connections between South Carolina's Gullah communities and Sierra Leone.
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10, 2018
Exhibit Highlights the Evolution of Communication Tech
The latest exhibit in Addlestone Library showcases the rapid evolution of communication technology from a Toy Magic Lantern to a typewriter to a cell phone.
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10, 2018
College Announces 2018 Alumni Award Recipients
The College of Charleston Alumni Association,ย in partnership with theย College of Charleston Foundation, will honor seven alumni at the 2018 Alumni Awards Banquet on Nov. 17, 2018.
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10, 2018
College Celebrates Grand Opening of Renovated Science Center
The College community celebrated the grand opening of the newly renovated Rita Liddy Hollings Science Center Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2018.
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10, 2018
Students Set Sail to Study Biodiversity, Culture
The College's newest study abroad program involves sailing to the Caribbean on a traditional wooden tall ship to study biological and cultural diversity.
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CofC Cancels Classes for Thursday, October 11
Due to potential inclement weather fromย Hurricane Michael, the College of Charleston is cancelling all classes and College events for Thursday, Oct. 11, 2018.
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10, 2018
How an 18th-Century Philosopher is Still Relevant in the 21st Century
Philosophy department chair Larry Krasnoff talks about his new book on philosopher Immanuel Kant and why his views on freedom still resonate today.