Cougar Baseball Announces 2016 Schedule
The College's 56-game schedule for 2016 includes 33 games at Patriots Point. It will also mark Matt Heath's first season as head coach.
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Cougars Win Eighth-Consecutive SAISA Fall Coed Title
The team sailed to victory over the 12-team field on waters around Charleston.
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College of Charleston “In the News” – Week of Nov. 2, 2015
In this week’s installment: a preview of upcoming elections; a biologist warns of the dangers to our oceans; kudos to the College's MBA program, and much more.
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3 Spooky Tales of College of Charleston Ghosts
Alum Ed Macy '91 reveals the three most haunted buildings on the College of Charleston campus – and the story behind the spooks inside.
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Charleston Basketball Block Party Set for Nov. 1
Featuring, food, fun and games, the College's annual kick-off for the men’s and women’s basketball seasons gets underway on George Street at 6 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 1, 2015.
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College of Charleston ‘In the News’ – Week of October 26, 2015
In this week's installment: a look at young voters in the upcoming elections; the College ranks high on a list of beautiful college towns; keeping an eye out for an asteroid, and much more.
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Chealey Out For The Season With Leg Injury
Point guard Joe Chealey is out for the season after suffering a lower left leg injury in practice.
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Bully Pulpit Series Hosts Presidential Candidate Martin O’Malley
The former Maryland governor will participate in a town hall meeting in the Stern Center Ballroom on Oct. 22, 2015.
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Coach Ralph Lundy Earns 300th Win
After 29 years of coaching, Coach Ralph Lundy currently ranks fifth among active Division I men’s soccer coaches in wins.
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C of C “In the News” – Week of Oct. 19, 2015
In this week's installment: a shark expert talks about river sharks; a political science professor looks at the call for elections in Africa; a prediction about future flooding in Charleston; and an expert speculates about Joe Biden.