Student is Classically Trained
Why get an A.B. in Classics – the College’s oldest degree? Lauren Curry ’23 has the answer.
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06, 2023
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06, 2023
Student Is Busy As a Bee
As if being a double major in the Honors College weren’t enough, William Helfgott also runs his own honey business.
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04, 2023
Students Ski Through Creating a Conference in Canada
Over a dozen students at the College of Charleston are getting firsthand experience in developing a conference to be held in Banff, Canada.
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03, 2023
Halsey Institute Celebrates Student Art with Young Contemporaries Exhibit
Young Contemporaries, the annual celebration of student artwork, is on display at the College of Charleston's Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art.
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02, 2023
Students Invited to be a Cougar Changemaker
Now in its 12th year, the Cougar Changemaker program, operated within the College of Charleston's Center for Sustainable Development, is an opportunity for full-time students to propose and enact substantive change on campus.
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02, 2023
CofC to Celebrate Darwin Week
The College of Charleston is celebrating Darwin Week, Feb. 11-17, 2023, recognizing and paying tribute to the many contributions of one of history's most impactful explorers and naturalists.
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01, 2023
Student is a Ringing Success
Student Entrepreneur of the Year Nicole Birnbaum has hit the big time with her small business FlipRings.
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01, 2023
Student Furnishes Dignity With His Nonprofit
With service in the family genes, John Michael Stagliano started a nonprofit at age 12 that helps provide furniture and housewares to those transitioning out of homelessness.
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01, 2023
Men’s Basketball on a Roll: 10 Cougars You Should Know
The College of Charleston men's basketball team is on a roll, with 18 wins in a row and a spot in the AP Poll's Top 25. Meet 10 student-athletes who are making plays on the court.
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01, 2023
Two Dynamic Artists Featured in Latest Halsey Exhibit
On Friday, Jan. 13, 2023, the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art will open its 121st exhibition – a two-person show featuring the photography of CofC faculty member Elizabeth Bick and the weaving of artist and educator Jovencio de la Paz.