History Professor Sheds Light on Past Pandemics
One CofC professor specializing in the history of disease and public health offers a helpful perspective on the COVID-19 pandemic.
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04, 2020
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04, 2020
CofC Professors Making Masks for Medical University
One historic preservation professor at the College of Charleston is orchestrating a community-wide effort to 3D print masks to supply to healthcare workers at the Medical University of South Carolina.
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03, 2020
Coronavirus: Lessons From a Pandemic
Professors at the College are using the COVID-19 pandemic to help students understand concepts across a wide array of academic disciplines from biology to business to public health.
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02, 2020
Faculty Embrace Open Educational Resources for Equity, Savings
More and more faculty members are embracing Open Educational Resources, making education more accessible and saving students money.
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02, 2020
Student Art Work Explores Food Security
Three students at the College of Charleston have created engaging and thought-provoking art installations investigating the topic of food security.
23
01, 2020
CofC Trailblazer Event to Kick Off Black History Month
Kicking off Black History Month, “History Makers & Trailblazers” will take a closer look at the history of access, equity and inclusivity at CofC.
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01, 2020
Top Kayaking Instructor Making Waves at the College
Ashley Brown brings vigor, experience and inspiration to her work as a kayaking instructor at the College of Charleston, which led to her winning a top award in her field.
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01, 2020
Alumnus Helps Build Company From the Ground Up
Renewable energy specialist Danny Rubin ’06 is helping to make geothermal energy a household term – and a household staple.
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01, 2020
Student Focuses on Selfie-Reflection
Has the obsession with social media and selfies made young adults more narcissistic? One student was determined to find out.
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01, 2020
History Professor is Toppling an Ideology
The research of history professor Adam Domby helped bring down a Confederate statue and is the basis of a new book on the South’s “Lost Cause” narrative.