Professor to Use Research to Bring Together East Cooper Communities
Professor Annette Watson's research will identify fishing places to protect and commonalities for land-use planning.
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Avery Research Center Executive Director on a Mission
Avery Research Center Executive Director is one of the 50 most progressive people in Charleston
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03, 2013
Students Launch Sustainability Project at Dixie Plantation
Students learn apiculture (beekeeping) thanks to grant from the Office of Sustainability's ECOllective Fund.
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College Alum Recognized for Her Use of iPads in the Classroom
Kindergarten teacher Kristi Meeuwse (M.Ed. '93) is a 2013 Apple Distinguished Educator.
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03, 2013
Many of Charleston’s 50 Most Progressive Have College Ties
Included in Charlie Magazine's 50 Most Progressive People are College faculty, staff and alumni.
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Two Philosophy Professors Present Lectures in Taiwan
Christian Coseru and Sheridan Hough spoke on consciousness and Buddhist philosophy.
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College Alumni Rack Up “Best of Charleston” Awards
Alumni, athletes and artists were the big winners for the College in the annual Charleston City Paper picks.
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International Author and Activist Sonia Sanchez to Speak at College
Sanchez is an international lecturer on black culture and literature, women’s liberation, peace and racial justice.
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Climate crisis?- Charleston Post and Courier
“Climate warming is a volatile issue for South Carolina, but it’s not volatile in the real world,” said College of Charleston marine biologist Phil Dustan, who tracks it and has been vocal about a demonstrated, alarming warming trend. “People who think it’s not human-caused probably would also think the Wright Brothers would never fly.” Read
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Communication Students Network with Wolf Blitzer, Others
Students refine their career options during a whirlwind tour of Washington D.C. and New York City.