CofC In the News – May 2, 2016
In this week’s installment: an economist reviews his business forecast; a look at shark research; green chemistry opportunities open up for CofC students and more.
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CofC Sororities Spotlighted During Southeastern Panhellenic Conference
Several sorority sisters were recognized in Atlanta for their leadership and attention to women's issues.
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CARTA Route Changes Begin May 1
CARTA has announced route and schedule changes that will affect CofC students and employees traveling to and from campus.
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College Establishes Rep. Floyd Breeland Scholarship
The endowed scholarship will be awarded annually to a minority male student in the College's teacher education program. The scholarship's namesake administers the College's Call Me MISTER Program, which seeks to increase the number of African American teachers in South Carolina schools.
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CofC In the News – April 25, 2016
In this week’s installment: an economist talks about the impact of a new Volvo plant; a look at an upcoming congressional race; computer science students work to help area businesses, and more.
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Southern Roots Inspire CofC Student to Publish Novel
In his debut novel, CofC Honors College senior Derek Berry tackles themes of Southern culture, personal identity and racism.
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FitCatz: A First-Year Experience to Remember
FitCatz is an aquatic and motor therapy community service program designed to help children with disabilities become efficient movers.
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Men’s Tennis Claims Conference Title
The men's tennis team captured the Colonial Athletic Association Championship title after rallying back from a deficit to beat UNCW.
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German Theater Students Put on Live Show for Final Project
By performing in a live production, students in Morgan Koerner's German theater class gain a better understanding of Dadaism and garner stronger language skills.
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Stress Less During Exams with Cougar Countdown
Students can take a break from final exams and enjoy a variety of supportive and fun activities, including free coffee and snacks, yoga, Zumba and the ever-popular “Pets for Less Stress.”