I (Really) Want Your Job: Alum Helps Alum Get Hired At Forbes Magazine
Reading an "I Want Your Job" story on The College Today helped lead alum Devin Tracy '15 to a full-time job at Forbes magazine.
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CofC In the News- May 16, 2016
In this week’s installment: the College remembers Conseula Francis; a new program at the College helps local businesses; two artists work as one and more.
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05, 2016
Board of Trustees Budget and Finance Committee Holds Workshop
The workshop will be held on May 19, 2016, in Randolph Hall.
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CofC In the News – May 9, 2016
In this week’s installment: a new program at the College helps local businesses; a look at problems surrounding the gambling industry; the politics behind the veto of a farm bill and more.
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College Holds Spring 2016 Commencement
More than 2,000 graduates "crossed the cistern" during the three ceremonies on May 6-7, 2016. U.S. Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James was among the commencement speakers.
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CofC Men’s Golf Team Heads to NCAA Tournament
This marks the golf program’s third-straight appearance at the NCAA Regionals.
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CofC In the News – May 2, 2016
In this week’s installment: an economist reviews his business forecast; a look at shark research; green chemistry opportunities open up for CofC students and more.
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CofC Sororities Spotlighted During Southeastern Panhellenic Conference
Several sorority sisters were recognized in Atlanta for their leadership and attention to women's issues.
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College Establishes Rep. Floyd Breeland Scholarship
The endowed scholarship will be awarded annually to a minority male student in the College's teacher education program. The scholarship's namesake administers the College's Call Me MISTER Program, which seeks to increase the number of African American teachers in South Carolina schools.
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CofC In the News – April 25, 2016
In this week’s installment: an economist talks about the impact of a new Volvo plant; a look at an upcoming congressional race; computer science students work to help area businesses, and more.