Students’ App Improves Access to Experiential Learning
Senior Michael Gude and Hassam Solano-Morel '17 aim to help college students find internship opportunities outside the classroom with a new app.
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08, 2017
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07, 2017
Quiz: What CofC-Discovered Shark Are You?
College of Charleston researchers have discovered 79 new lineages of sharks and rays that had previously gone scientifically undocumented. In the fun spirit of Shark Week, we've created this quiz to help you discover YOUR inner shark!
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07, 2017
Six Questions for CofC Baseball’s Chad Holbrook
Before he gets started as CofC's next baseball coach, Chad Holbrook sat down with The College Today to chat about baseball, CofC and his hidden hobbies.
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07, 2017
The College Reads! Book of 2017-18 Is ‘The Big Thirst’
This academic year's selection for The College Reads! is "The Big Thirst: The Secret Life and Turbulent Future of Water" by Charles Fishman.
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06, 2017
This Fossil Is a Whale of a Discovery
The discovery of a whale fossil in the Wando River offers important clues about the evolution of baleen whales.
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06, 2017
Latest Issue of ‘Illuminations’ Focuses on the ‘New South Africa’
The latest issue of Illuminations, the College of Charleston's poetry journal, has been released and focuses works by South African writers.
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06, 2017
CofC Child Life Graduate Ready to Begin Career in Care and Compassion
Recent graduate Lydia Geathers St. John is ready to start her career as a child life specialist with strong backing from the College of Charleston's masters program.
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06, 2017
Professor’s Breakthrough Research Published in ‘Nature Communications’
A professor at the College who specializes in genomic science is setting the stage for students to become problem solvers on a big scale.
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06, 2017
CofC Board of Trustees Approves Tuition for 2017-18 Academic Year
Tuition for undergraduates will increase $306 per semester for in-state students and $421 per semester for out-of-state students.
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05, 2017
Memorial Day Uncovered: Charleston’s ‘Martyrs of the Race Course’
A College of Charleston history professor says the origins of Memorial Day can be traced back to an 1865 ceremony for fallen Union soldiers in Charleston.