Board of Trustees Executive Committee to Meet
The Executive Committee will meet at 10 a.m. on July 26, 2016, in the Randolph Hall boardroom.
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CofC In the News – Week of July 18, 2016
In this week's installment: a tree falls in Cistern Yard, A look at a professor's personal art collection, an economist talks about energy costs and more.
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07, 2016
Track Star Sets the Bar Higher and Higher
Track and field star Julisa Tindall plans to keep up her record-breaking streak for the high bar, aiming for a three-peat in the upcoming season.
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07, 2016
Jerry Baker Named Executive Director of College’s Cougar Club
Former College of Charleston athletics director Jerry Baker '74 is coming back to his alma mater as the new executive director of the Cougar Club.
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CofC In the News-Week of July 11, 2016
In this week's installment: a look at the College's new recovery program, remembering South Carolina's removal of the Confederate flag, and more.
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CofC In the News- Week of July 5, 2016
In this week's installment: a look at the College's new recovery program; a history professor looks at a new movie about Reconstruction; and more.
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CofC In the News- Week of June 27, 2016
In this week's installment: an economist looks at the UK vote; a dark secret about black holes is revealed; the College develops a new partnership, and more.
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06, 2016
Joe Hull To Step Down as Athletics Director
Under Hull's leadership the College captured 42 championships in 12 sports. The College will soon launch a national search for a new athletics director.
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CofC In the News- Week of June 20, 2016
In this week's installment: a look at Charleston one year after the deadly church shooting; a history professor talks about his new book; an analysis of recent state primary elections, and more.
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Full-Court Press
Every basketball player is looking for a big break. When Evan Bailey got his, though, it was a little disappointing. A compound fracture in his femur wasn’t exactly the break the seventh grader had been hoping for. It did, however, lead to a breakthrough: It was during his rehabilitation that he realized what he wanted to