Graduate students doing a site visit for an advanced conservation course discovered a hidden painting on the ceiling of a Rhode Island mansion, built by Richard Morris Hunt.
For many, college spring break is fun and sun, but for a group of communication students from the College of Charleston spring break 2014 is all about getting a head-start on their careers.
Spring break just means a change in venue for seven College of Charleston courses. Students enrolled knowing they would spend the week "in class" in Germany, France, Netherlands, Belize, Honduras and the U.K.
Business trips to the Masters, the U.S. Open and the Super Bowl. Clients like Red Bull, Trip Advisor, Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) and Gillette. Meetings with the likes of Michael Phelps and Reggie Bush. Welcome to the world of Jerry Casselano ’08, Vice President of Corporate Hospitality.
Previous studies, relying on a method of measuring soil stability known as a “blow count,” showed the earth beneath the Anderson County ponds and dams is relatively soft, said Steve Jaume, an earthquake specialist at the College of Charleston after The State newspaper made him aware of the study.
"Oh, my God, they're incredibly promiscuous," said College of Charleston botanist Jean Everett. "Water oaks are notorious."
Was your soul crushed when you closed the seventh and final installment in the Harry Potter series, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, and you were reminded by everything around you that magic isn’t real (and even if it is you’re a muggle so you wouldn’t know)? Rest assured, the Alpha Chi Sigma professional chemistry fraternity will bring a little magic into the lab for STEM Education Day.
The second season of the popular Netflix series was released February 14. Political Science professor Jordan Ragusa looks at the politics, including the fictional congressman from South Carolina.
The College of Charleston is putting conflict in context with a lecture by Billie Jean Collins on February 27, 2014 in room 309 of the Simons Center for the Arts.
The second "Yes! I'm a Feminist" event is being hosted by 175 people, including big-name Republicans and Democrats, local celebrities, and College President George Benson.
