Political Science Professor Examines the Limits on Presidential Immunity
Political science professor Claire Wofford has published an article for The Conversation that examines the limits on presidential immunity.
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02, 2024
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01, 2024
College Announces President’s List and Dean’s List for Fall 2023
The Office of the Registrar at the College of Charleston has published the semester honors lists for fall 2023, including the President's List and Dean's List.
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01, 2024
Q&A With the College’s First Ph.D. Student
When the College launched its first-ever doctoral program, Mathematics with Computation, Lauren Tubbs ’14, ’19 (M.S. ’16) jumped on the opportunity to enroll. Check out this Q&A!
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11, 2023
Professor Looks at the History Behind a Controversial Song
College of Charleston English professor Joe Kelly has published an article that examines the racial history behind a controversial song.
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11, 2023
How Personal Circadian Rhythms Affect Mental Performance
Psychology professor Cindi May has published an article for The Conversation that examines the study of personal circadian rhythms known as chronotypes.
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11, 2023
College Launches New Micro-Credential Program
The College is partnering with Coursera to launch a new program providing industry-branded micro-credentials for the campus community.
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10, 2023
Grant Allows CofC Students, Professor to Launch Project With Groundbreaking Potential
Adam Ali has been awarded a $300,000 NSF grant to study how harmful algal blooms affect fisheries, tourism and human health.
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10, 2023
Political Science Professor Writes About How Vacant U.S. Senate Seats Are Filled
Dean of the College of Charleston School of Humanities and Social Sciences and professor of political science Gibbs Knotts writes an article for The Conversation examining how vacant U.S. Senate seats are filled.
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10, 2023
Geology Major Helps Plan NASA Mission to Dwarf Planet
Through an internship with NASA, Tyler Glymph spent his summer break planning a mission to Ceres.
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09, 2023
First-Generation Student Receives Highly Selective Gates Scholarship
As attested to by The Gates Scholarship, Jamirika Randall, a 1967 Legacy Scholar in the Honors College, is a standout first-year student.