Women’s Basketball Player Is Going From Courts to Code
Women's basketball player Tyler Collins is breaking down stereotypes as one of the few – but growing in number – women of color who code.
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04, 2022
Popular Tourism Professor to Give Commencement Address
Hospitality and tourism Professor Steve Litvin is thrilled to be giving his first commencement address on May 7, 2022.
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04, 2022
EMS Team Wins Top Award
The College of Charleston's student EMS team is the first collegiate team to take home the S.C. Small System of the Year Award from the South Carolina EMS Network.
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03, 2022
Math Students Pick Best March Madness Shots Ever
What are the best March Madness shots of all time? Four CofC math students give you the answer.
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03, 2022
CofC Chief of Staff Named ACE Fellow
Following a rigorous application process, the American Council on Education named Chief of Staff Paul Patrick an ACE Fellow for 2022–23.
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03, 2022
Apply Now for Maymester, Summer 2022 Tuition Assistance
The deadline to apply for tuition assistance for Maymester and/or the summer 2022 semesters is April 1, 2022.
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03, 2022
Graduate Education Week Provides Networking, Award Opportunities
This week is Graduate Education Week at the College of Charleston, featuring educational, social and networking events catered to graduate students and promoting the Graduate School and its programs, as well a research poster–design contest.
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03, 2022
Overseas and Overjoyed: The Return of Study Abroad
After a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19, the faculty-led study abroad program in Trujillo, Spain, resumes – with a celebration of its 25th anniversary!
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02, 2022
Professor Investigates Emotions of Pandemic-Related Tweets
Maryam Mahdikhani, assistant professor of supply chain and information management, analyzed the use of Twitter and the most popular tweets during the pandemic to shed light on public sentiment regarding COVID-19.
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02, 2022
File Migration Steps to Prepare Faculty, Staff for Data Storage Changes
The Division of Information Technology announces data storage changes that require faculty and staff to migrate their files to Microsoft OneDrive.