The Amazing New Map of Charleston Neighborhoods
Alum and architect Joe McNeill '06 has designed a popular map featuring the many neighborhoods of downtown Charleston.
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09, 2015
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09, 2015
Q&A: What’s it REALLY Like to be a Librarian?
College of Charleston reference librarian Jenny France sets the record straight about a profession that's ever-evolving with technological advances.
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08, 2015
Comedian Kenan Thompson Is Coming to the College
The Saturday Night Live cast member and movie star will deliver laughs in Sottile Theatre on September 10, 2015.
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08, 2015
‘Charleston Syllabus’ Events Prompt Discussions on Race
In the wake of the Emanuel AME Church shooting, the College is hosting a number of events that address race relations in the United States, black culture, and civil rights.
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08, 2015
Google Visits Campus, Engages with Students, Faculty and Staff
Employees from Google visit the College of Charleston campus August 27-29, 2015 to interact with students, faculty and staff.
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08, 2015
CougarMade: A Cut Above (has video)
At Soundview Millworks, Grant Tankoos '05 makes nautically-inspired cutting boards and furniture. In his spare time, he also restores gorgeous, classic boats.
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08, 2015
Graduate Student Wins Peace Corps’ ‘Blog It Home’ Contest
College of Charleston graduate student Sarah Byce was recognized for her blog Journey to the Philippines.
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08, 2015
The College of Charleston’s CLAW Program Awards Prestigious Hines Prize
The College of Charleston's CLAW program awarded its prestigious Hines Prize to Huw T. David for his manuscript on 18th-century trade relations between South Carolina and Great Britain.
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08, 2015
12 Packing Do’s and Don’ts for Your First Year of College
Packing for the first year of college can be as stressful as actually moving into your residence hall. To make it easier, CofC provided a few do’s and don’ts.
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08, 2015
Graduate Education Student Deconstructs Gender Myth, Wins Scholarship
Graduate education student Nicola Hodges Galligan's international teaching experience and research into girls' aptitude for math and science helped win her a scholarship from the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association.