New Fencing Club Gets Right to the Point
Who hasn't ever wanted to pick up a foil and say, "En Garde"?
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07, 2018
The Case of the Immortal Detective
Sherlock Holmes is the most portrayed literary human character on screen, which delights Elizabeth "Betsy" Bramlett Backer '81.
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07, 2018
The Furious Fight of Black Athletes
African American athletes might be richly rewarded, but they still pay a price if they speak out.
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07, 2018
Program Gives Foundation of Self-Discovery
A relaxed approach helped a Martin Scholar uncover creative potential inside himself that he didn't even know existed.
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07, 2018
Scholarship Honors the Memory of Two Sons
Lucian and Milly Pinckney's love of the College is reflected in the endowed memorial scholarship fund for Honors College students.
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07, 2018
My Space: The Cougar Mall Fountain
When Derrick Williams ’99 was an Honors College English major at CofC, his favorite spot on campus was the fountain in Cougar mall.
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07, 2018
Alumnus Scores Big in Sports Information
As the co-founder of Information and Display Systems, Rallis Pappas '78 is a statistical and graphical pioneer in sports information.
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07, 2018
Athletics Scholarships Named in Honor of Trailblazing Alumnus
The Alumni Association Board of Directors has named two athletics scholarships in honor of associate athletics director Otto German '73.
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06, 2018
The College Joins Collegiate Consortium Studying Slavery
The College of Charleston has joined the Universities Studying Slavery consortium, a collaboration among nearly 40 universities studying their relationships to slavery.
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05, 2018
Graduating Basketball Star Looks to Future
Joe Chealey hopes to play in the NBA or overseas while starting youth basketball camps before coaching one day.