President McConnell: The First 100 Days
Since officially taking office on July 1, 2014, President Glenn McConnell ’69 has been busy gathering input from the College community and sharing his vision for the College’s future.
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How Alum Andy Steinhauser Went From College Swimmer to Talk Show Host
It was literally sink or swim for College alumnus Andy Steinhauser '02. He explains how he launched his own radio show in L.A.
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3 Tales of College of Charleston Ghosts
Alumnus Ed Macy shares the three most haunted buildings on the College of Charleston campus - and the story behind their haunting.
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I Want Your Job: Associate Editor at Game Informer Magazine
The "Legend of Zelda" N64 game changed Kyle Hilliard's life and set the 2009 grad on the path to his job as associate editor at Game Informer Magazine.
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Dynamic Duo: Oceanography Experts Collaborate to Study Sea, Ice and Climate Change
College of Charleston Marine Biology Professor Jack DiTullio and Research Associate Peter Lee are studying how changes in the marine environment affect earth’s climate.
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College Sisterhood Gives Alumna Strength to Beat Breast Cancer
A College of Charleston degree helped Krista Ellis Bannister ’92 follow her career plan. But it was the lifelong friends she made at the College that got her through the unplanned parts, like getting breast cancer at 30.
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Student Entrepreneur’s Fly Fishing Business Plan Hooks National Award
Just 18 and still in in his first semester at the College of Charleston, freshman and South Carolina native Jesse Horine is already racking up accolades for his plan to create a lifestyle brand called SouthernFly.
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Alumnus Taking Part in Search for Missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370
Ransom White '06 was exposed to sea floor mapping as a geology major at the College. Now he's working as a hydrographic surveyor in the search for the Malaysia Airlines plane.
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Alumna Applies Philosophy Degree to Legal Ethics for Fortune 500 Company
LaGuardia Smith Myers '93 is chief ethics officer for General Dynamics. She says, “nobody wants to be on the front page of The Wall Street Journal for anything questioning their integrity.”
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College Wins Grant of Nearly $500K to Help Teachers Grow Gifted and Talented Students
As part of a $2.3 million grant proposal, Professor of Teacher Education Julie Dingle Swanson and colleagues will train teachers to identify and develop gifted and talented students in low-income elementary schools in Charleston County.