Religious Studies Professor Examines Black Lives Matter Movement
Religious studies professor Matthew Cressler will discuss religion and Black Lives Matter as part of the Faculty Lecture Series at the library.
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02, 2017
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02, 2017
Braille Book Sheds Light on the Solar Eclipse
Cassandra Runyon hopes to help blind and visually impaired students learn more about a major solar eclipse that will occur late this summer.
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02, 2017
College of Charleston Among Top Fulbright Producers
The College of Charleston was recognized recently by the U.S. State Department as a top producer of Fulbright Students.
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02, 2017
Looking Back at the Avery Normal Institute
Before it was the Avery Research Center, the building on Bull Street was one of the most important schools and gathering places for black Charlestonians.
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02, 2017
CofC Professor’s Groundbreaking Autism Research Published in Nature
Computer science professor Brent Munsell co-authored a paper in the international scientific journal Nature that highlights a new method for predicting whether a child is at risk of developing autism.
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02, 2017
It’s Darwin Week at the College of Charleston
If it's mid-February in Charleston, it must be Darwin Week at the College of Charleston.
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02, 2017
Students Participate in Annual Programming Competition
Department of Computer Science recently held 35th Annual High School Programming Competition. Over 18 high school teams from North and South Carolina participated in this event.
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02, 2017
CofC Celebrated at ‘College of Charleston Day’ at SC State House
Members of the College of Charleston community gathered in Columbia to meet with state legislators.
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02, 2017
College of Charleston to Host Annual Math Meet
Each February, the College's Department of Mathematics invites students from across the Southeast to compete in a fun and challenging math competition.
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02, 2017
New Center Connects Health, Coastal Environment
The College of Charleston's new Center for Coastal Environmental and Human Health will augment research opportunities for faculty and students.