Student Jeremy Hobbs Releases Album, Chills With Usher
Arts management major Jeremy Hobbs is part musician, part celebrity and all ambition.
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12, 2016
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11, 2016
The College is Tobacco-Free – Are You?
The College of Charleston went tobacco-free more than two years ago, creating a healthier environment for the entire campus community.
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11, 2016
Students Breaking Down Barriers to Innovation
Students at the College of Charleston have created a new makerspace that fosters innovation and entrepreneurship.
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11, 2016
Professors to Study How Environmental Policy is Made
The $260K grant from the National Academy of Sciences will fund a study of attitudes about climate change and how they impact policymaking.
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11, 2016
Graduate School Presents Three-Minute Theses
Graduate students from a variety of master's programs at the University of Charleston, S.C., will each present a three-minute distillation of their research projects.
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11, 2016
Meteorology Student Looks to the Clouds
Meteorology major Lance Foxworth has learned that studying the weather means much more than just learning how to give a reliable forecast.
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11, 2016
Sustainability Efforts Ramp Up at CofC
A new push toward sustainability literacy at the College aims to empower students to work effectively for a more resilient world.
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10, 2016
Faculty Talents Extend Beyond the Classroom
Whether dogsledding in the Arctic or jamming with their musical instruments on stage, the College's professors have a range of surprising talents.
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09, 2016
Professor Wins Federal Grant to Study Nerve Regeneration
Assistant Professor of Psychology Jennifer Wilhelm has been awarded a $432,000 grant from the National Institutes of Health to study how peripheral nerves regenerate.
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09, 2016
Professor Sculpts Students’ Skills With Art Jobs
Sculpture professor Jarod Charzewski involves his students in art commissions to gain professional experience – and pay.