New Master’s Program Is Creating Digital Detectives
Big data is leading to big changes at the College of Charleston with the creation of the first master's degree in data science in the state of South Carolina.
Big data is leading to big changes at the College of Charleston with the creation of the first master's degree in data science in the state of South Carolina.
Channeling the spirit of groundbreaking female astronomers, professor Ashley Pagnotta and her students are working to figure out the fate of the universe.
Chemistry professor Kate Mullaugh explains how fireworks get their brilliant colors – and how chemistry brightens our skies every Fourth of July.
Communication major Whitley Taylor is focusing on her future career this summer as a public relations intern at ReviveHealth.
The College of Charleston will begin accepting military transfer credits starting with the spring 2020 semester for veteran and active duty students.
The art exhibit "Cry Joy Park — Gardens of Dark and Light" is the setting for a unique dance performance that will feature students from the College of Charleston.
Public health professor Brian Bossak gives us five ways to stay cool this summer even in the heat of the moment.
In recognition of National Selfie Day, College of Charleston anthropology professor Hector Qirko explains the cultural significance of the selfie.
The Office of the Registrar at the College of Charleston has published the semester honors lists for spring 2019.
Megan Landau '18 sought out new experiences as a computer science major, before landing her dream job as a software engineer for the Walt Disney Company.