President McConnell Issues Statement on New CofC Trustee
College of Charleston President Glenn McConnell issues a statement on the appointment of CofC trustee Craig C. Thornton.
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04, 2017
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04, 2017
Congratulations to the 2017 ExCEL Award Recipients
The College of Charleston recognized its most outstanding students, staff, faculty and alumni at this year's ExCEL Awards.
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04, 2017
Alumna Reports From Political Trenches at CNN
Rather than just dipping her toes in, Caroline Kenny '15 dove head-first into the chaotic election coverage as a digital producer for CNN Politics in Washington.
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04, 2017
Tennis Journalist Joel Drucker Serves Writing Advice to CofC Students
Tennis writer Joel Drucker talked about journalism, tennis — and even Alexis de Tocqueville — with CofC students this week.
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04, 2017
3 CofC Students Named Goldwater Scholars
Chemistry majors Alexandra Schwartz, John Cobb and Alyssa Johnson were among the 240 undergraduates to be honored by the Barry Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education Foundation.
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04, 2017
Benson Emcees Prestigious Business Award Ceremony
Former College of Charleston President P. George Benson was the master of ceremonies at the Baldrige National Quality Awards, the nation’s highest honors for innovation and performance excellence.
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04, 2017
College to Recognize Its Best With Annual ExCEL Awards
The ExCEL Awards at the College of Charleston acknowledge excellence in collegiate education and leadership.
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04, 2017
Students Go Globetrotting at World Cultures Fair
Despite gray skies, the Stern Center Garden was anything but gloomy last week for the College of Charleston's ninth annual World Cultures Fair
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03, 2017
Community Organizer to Speak at CofC Student Research Conference
Student researchers will gather to present research on political science, international studies, arts management and more.
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03, 2017
Professor Leads Microplastic Cruise Through Charleston Harbor for Plastic Pollution Summit
College of Charleston geology professor Barbara Beckingham led more than 50 attendees through the waters of Charleston Harbor to search for plastic debris on Thursday as part of the South Carolina Aquarium 2017 Plastic Pollution Summit.