What You Need to Know About Dealing With Dementia
November is National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month and National Caregiver Month. Alumnus John-Robert Ward III ’00 knows as well as anyone the toll these diseases can take.
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I Want Your Job: Dolphin Trainer
Megan Saylor ’11 trains dolphins to detect and mark underwater mines. The marine biology major and former Division I swimmer spends a lot of time scuba diving and hanging out with dolphins. She loves every minute.
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The College Celebrates its Veterans
There are many veterans among the College community, including Marine sniper Andrew Smith '14. Smith left the College to join the Marines, then returned to school following a deployment in Afghanistan and a life-threatening injury.
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5 Things You Must Do at the College of Charleston Before You Graduate
In honor of the release of the College of Charleston Traditions Book, here are 5 traditions and events you must uphold before graduation to call yourself a Cougar.
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Schottland Scholars Program’s Future Secured
Schottland Scholars mentor Bill Finn recently announced a gift of $50,000 to the Schottland Programs Endowment in honor of professor and Schottland director Carrie Blair Messal.
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5 Things You Don’t Know About the BOUNDLESS Campaign
5 quick facts about the College's new BOUNDLESS campaign.
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City Gallery at Waterfront Park Exhibition Features Alumnus John Duckworth ’99
The studio art alumnus' exhibit will run through December 23, 2014 and features his photography, sketches, paintings, video and audio installation in his most comprehensive show yet.
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Reflections on Recovery
No matter who you are, your body image plays a role in your life. It may empower you – or, in some cases, it may defeat you, ravaging your health, ruining your relationships, destroying your life. One alumna has fought this battle – continues to fight this battle – and what she has learned in
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College of Charleston Launches $125m BOUNDLESS Campaign
Scholarships are the top priority in the largest fundraising and engagement effort in the College's history.
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Love Story
No longer just a crutch for bored housewives, romance novels have undergone a revolution in the past few decades, sprouting subgenres that run the gamut from Christian love stories to the paranormal. These days, romance novels offer happy endings to satisfy every type of reader, with many being penned by College alumni and staff authors.