College of Charleston “In the News” is a weekly roundup of news articles featuring College faculty, staff, students or alumni. Recent media coverage of the College includes:
Racial tensions renew push for diversity and inclusion training at College of Charleston
WCSC looks at diversity training at CofC.
15 SC black creatives talk about their art as a form of protest
Theater professor Joy Vandervort-Cobb talks to The Post and Courier about using art to protest.
Black CofC grads push for more inclusive campus and alumni outreach
The Charleston City Paper reports that the College of Charleston alumni discuss ways to improve race relations.
History professor Adam Domby talks with WCNC-TV, Alabama News Service, and The Post and Courier about confederate monuments.
Former College of Charleston basketball star, school hope to heal rift
Former CofC athlete Andrew Goudelock talks to The Post and Courier about issues he has with the College.
CofC vows to tackle systemic race issues, plans diversity initiatives
WCIV reports that The College is taking steps to address racial injustices.
NC still sorting out how to manage through COVID-19
Political science professor Kendra Stewart explains North Carolina Business Today how North Carolina businesses can recover from the pandemic.
South Carolina Race Could Play Crucial Role in Battle for House
Political science professor Gibbs Knotts talks to Courthouse News Service about the role of race in political contests.
South Carolina Public Radio interviews Erin Halford, employer relations manager with the CofC Career Center, about employment issues facing 2020 graduates.
WCIV and the Charleston City Paper report on a new CofC writing series honoring Lowcountry writer Dorothea Benton Frank.
What your face mask reveals about you and your fellow South Carolinians
President Andrew T. Hsu’s face mask is featured in a Post and Courier story.
An anxious Generation Z looking to adulthood faces an uncertain future
Political science professor Jordan Ragusa talks to The Post and Courier about politics and Generation Z.
The Mace Brown Museum of Natural History is mentioned in a Daily Mail story about the discovery of a large shark tooth.
For the first time in nearly 10 years, CofC will freeze student tuition in the fall
The Post and Courier reports that CofC will freeze tuition for the upcoming school year.
Dr. Ebony Jade Hilton Says ‘We’re Going to be O.K.’
Charleston Chronicle reports that CofC alumna Dr. Ebony Jade Hilton writes an e-book aimed at helping children stay safe, healthy and optimistic during a pandemic.
