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:
College of Charleston Heads Into Fall With COVID Answers
Government Technology magazine looks at the way the College of Charleston navigated through the pandemic.
Hsu: It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to see why our nation is great
President Andrew Hsu writes an op-ed in The Post and Courier.
Local expert explains cause of sinkhole on Coming street
WCIV-TV talks to geologist Norman Levine about a sinkhole.
Containment wall at Second Presbyterian Church still bulging, threatening pedestrians
The Post and Courier interviews historic preservation professor Grant Gilmore about a structural problem with a wall in Charleston.
College of Charleston surveys students for vaccination status
Vice President of Student Affairs Alicia Caudill talks with WCSC-TV about student vaccinations.
South Carolina opting out of federal pandemic unemployment June 30
Economics professor Frank Hefner talks to WCBD-TV about the ending of federal unemployment benefits.
College of Charleston School of Business to Host Second Annual Women for Women Summit
The Charleston Regional Business Journal previews the second annual Women for Women Summit.
More than 200 public US colleges are requiring COVID vaccines. In SC, that’s illegal
The State looks at the College of Charleston’s new COVID-19 protocols.
