Engineering Makes the Grade
With input from high-tech companies in the area helping guide its curriculum, the new engineering major will help fill the growing need for talent.
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11, 2020
Vino Advice from the College’s Wine Expert
Mike Cohen, the College’s resident sommelier who is developing a VR wine appreciation course for students and alumni, offers a six-pack of wine-buying tips.
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11, 2020
English Chair’s Favorite Reads
Who better to give us their Top 10 books than the chair of the English department, Myra Seaman?
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11, 2020
Literary Pursuits of CofC Professors
CofC faculty are experts in their field as this roundup of new books written by them attests.
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11, 2020
Dinosaurs Come Alive With Virtual Dig
To gather video for a summer online fieldwork class, geology professor Scott Persons unearthed a Triceratops skull and Tyrannosaur footprints in the Badlands of Wyoming.
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11, 2020
Biology Instructor Makes the Case for the Venus Flytrap
One of the most riveting lectures in Jean Everett’s botany classes is on the Venus flytrap, a South Carolina native headed for extinction if conservation steps aren’t taken.
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11, 2020
Marathon Man
Master brewer Greg Mills ’01, ’03 came in second in the ski division of the Iditarod Trail Invitational, the world’s longest running winter ultra-marathon.
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11, 2020
Alumni News & Notes
The Alumni Association announces virtual events; alumni choose their Top 10 CofC professors of all time; and the College once again is ranked one of the top Peace Corps volunteer–producing schools.
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11, 2020
Alumna Is a Real Street Artist
As the acting arts manager of West Hollywood, Calif., Rebecca Ansert Ehemann ’01 helps beautify the urban landscape.
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Pulitzer Prize-Winning Columnist to Speak at Commencement
The mother of a 2007 College of Charleston graduate, 'Washington Post' columnist Kathleen Parker returns to commencement to give a keynote address.