In this week's installment: The Associated Press reports that the Avery Research Center recently received audiotapes from Martin Luther King Jr.’s visit to Charleston, "Science News" quotes paleontologist Robert Boessenecker in a story about megalodon sharks, and more.
The College's Bachelor of Professional Studies program is waiving admission prerequisites for graduates of South Carolina's 16 public, two-year technical colleges in support of a new state proviso.
In this week's installment: The Associated Press reports that CofC receives a $1.5 million gift for the school's tennis facility, MSN features the College of Charleston in an article about the oldest colleges in the United States and more.
The Board of Trustees voted no tuition increase for South Carolina students and a 4% increase for out-of-state students for the upcoming academic year.
In this week's installment: Political science professor Matthew Nowlin talks to 'USA Today' about his research concerning green energy, 'Newsweek' reports that prehistoric whale bones discovered in South Carolina recently may soon be donated to the College of Charleston, and more.
Marine biology Professor Gorka Sancho recently co-authored a national study looking at significant ecological pressures to Marine Protected Areas.
The College of Charleston Board of Trustees will meet June 13-14, 2022. The meetings will be held in room 233 of the Sylvia Vlosky Yaschik Jewish Studies Center located at 96 Wentworth Street.
In this week's installment: CofC will offer degrees in software engineering and statistics starting fall 2022, marine biology professor Gorka Sancho writes an opinion piece in 'The Post and Courier' about marine protected areas and more.
Beginning this fall, students will be able to earn a Bachelor of Science degree in software engineering and a Bachelor of Science degree in statistics.
The Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting on Wednesday, beginning immediately after the board's Budget, Finance and Facilities Committee Budget Workshop.
