Coach John Kresse to Speak at December Commencement
In addition to the legendary men's basketball coach, honorary degrees will be awarded to former College administrator Sue Sommer-Kresse and philanthropist Betty Beatty.
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College of Charleston In the News – Week of Nov. 30, 2015
In this week’s installment: a Southern writer talks about her time at CofC; a jazz student develops a new app; a former EU ambassador speak to business students and more.
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U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio Speaks at Bully Pulpit Series
Senator Rubio will participate in a town hall meeting with faculty, staff, students and the community on Dec. 1, 2015, as part of the College of Charleston’s “Bully Pulpit Series."
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College to Hold Conference on Gun Violence and Public Health
The event at Emanuel A.M.E. Church on Dec. 4 will bring together national experts to address the issue of gun violence and prevention policies.
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Sailing Team Captures National Title
The sailing team edged out Dartmouth to capture its first-ever ICSA Match Race National Championship title.
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College of Charleston “In the News” – Week of Nov. 23, 2015
In this week’s installment: a look at race relations in South Carolina; the politics behind oil drilling in the Atlantic; the priorities for Charleston's new mayor, and much more.
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Men’s and Women’s Basketball Notch Wins in Home Openers
The women took on the University of Houston and the men battled South Carolina State University.
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Sen. Ted Cruz To Speak at College’s Bully Pulpit Series
The Republican presidential candidate will participate in meetings with faculty, staff, students and the community on Nov. 16.
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College Recognized for Graduating Physics Majors
The Department of Physics and Astronomy has been recognized by the American Institute of Physics for graduating a relatively large number of physics majors.
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College of Charleston “In the News” – Week of Nov. 9, 2015
In this week’s installment: a look at local, state and national politics; computer programming; and Charleston's infrastructure priorities.