CofC MBA Program Ranked No. 1 in Nation for Job Placement
The College of Charleston School of Business MBA program has ranked first in the country for job placement, according to U.S. News & World Report.
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Crossing the Cistern Scholarship Offers More Than Financial Support
The Crossing the Cistern scholarship offers students a multi-component program aimed at boosting success in the classroom in addition to financial support.
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Professors, Students Laser Focused on Treating Muscle Fatigue
An exercise science professor and a physics professor from the College of Charleston have joined forces to explore the potential benefits of laser therapies.
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CofC, Jewish Historical Society Partner for Conference on Monuments
The Jewish Historical Society of South Carolina and the College of Charleston present a conference titled "Memory, Monuments, and Memorials."
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Nia Rite of Passage Ceremony a Growing CofC Tradition
The Nia Rite of Passage ceremony for African-American students will be especially meaningful this year amid the 50th anniversary of the College’s integration.
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Student Teams Compete in ImpactX Pitch Competition
Seven teams will compete in the ImpactX pitch competition on April 23, 2018, in the hopes of capturing a portion of the $10,000 seed money.
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School of Professional Studies to Host Open House
The School of Professional Studies is hosting an open house for undergraduate degree programs on April 21.
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Sustainability Literacy Institute to Host a Series of Events
The College of Charleston's Sustainability Literacy Institute will close out the academic year with a series of events April 17-19.
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Martin Scholars Get a Taste of Life in Communications
How can you understand all the incredible job opportunities out there without seeing them? That's why professor Thomas Martin started the Martin Scholars program.
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Two CofC Students Named Goldwater Scholars
The prestigious Goldwater Foundation has named students Blaine Billings and Katherine Duchinski as Goldwater Scholars for the 2018-19 academic year.