A select group of students will explore everything from the mate choice of squirrel tree frogs and exoplanets to zero-waste stage design and the presence of antibiotic-resistant organisms in tidal environments through Summer Undergraduate Research with Faculty grants.
The Athletics Department has posted another banner year in the classroom with a high single-year NCAA Academic Progress Rate, which represents the academic success and retention of student-athletes.
Marine biology Professor Gorka Sancho recently co-authored a national study looking at significant ecological pressures to Marine Protected Areas.
The Marie LePrince Farmer Annual Scholarship supports students in the Call Me MISTER Program for future male minority teachers.
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.
CofC's faculty-led study abroad program in Florence, Italy, resumed for the spring 2022 semester after a two-year pandemic pause.
With support through the International Scholars Program and the Global Ambassadors Program, international studies major Jack Watson is well on his way to building a career in the international arena.
Funded through a generous gift, the auditorium in the School of Sciences and Mathematics Building has been named in memory of Michael J. Auerbach, the school's former dean.
Inspired by her father's passion for the environment and her homeland of Ecuador, Sofia Troya Zambrano '20 hopes to make a difference in the sphere of climate policy, armed with a master's degree in environmental and sustainability studies.
Women's basketball player Tyler Collins is breaking down stereotypes as one of the few – but growing in number – women of color who code.
