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:
Nuisance alga discovered at Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument
The Hawaii Tribune Herald reports that College of Charleston researchers have discovered an invasive alga off the coast of Hawaii.
College of Charleston’s International Piano Series is back after pandemic pause
The Post and Courier reports on the return of the College of Charleston’s International Piano Series.
Book of essays details Jews’ contribution to Civil War
The Virginian-Pilot reviews a book written by Adam Mendelsohn, the director of the Center for Southern Jewish Culture.
Charleston tourism plans triumphant return after weird, weary 2021
Daniel Guttentag, director of Office of Tourism Analysis, talks to The State about Lowcountry tourism this season.
Earthquakes: A whole lot of shaking is going on in nearby Summerville
Geology professor Steven Jaumé talks to The Press and Standard about earthquakes in Summerville.
Expert Insights: Online Software vs. Accountant
Accounting instructor Thomas Spade talk about taxes with MoneyGeek.
Emergency Medical Services across Lowcountry searching for workers
WCIV-TV reports that some College of Charleston students are helping to staff EMS services.
College of Charleston Student Wins National Cycling Championship
Holy City Sinner has the story about CofC student Dyllon Gunsolus winning a national championship in cycling.
