College Publications Named the Best in the Southeast
College of Charleston Magazine received the Grand Award in its category – beating out universities like Wake Forest and Duke.
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African American Studies Talk to Explore Racial Violence
Professor of African American history Mari Crabtree will give a talk on March 11, 2015, titled “My Soul is a Witness: Theorizing Racial Violence with the Blues.”
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03, 2015
Anti-Jewish attacks in Europe: Keep it in perspective
Editor's note: Ruth Ellen Gruber is the Distinguished Visiting Chair in Jewish Studies at the College of Charleston, and the author of Virtually Jewish: Reinventing Jewish Culture in Europe. The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely hers. CHARLESTON, South Carolina (CNN) -- Thirty years or so ago, the synagogue in Washington DC where I
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College to Host New “Research Experience for Undergraduates” Program
Program will focus on integrative research that spans the areas of genomics, bioinformatics, data mining, data science, molecular biology and evolution.
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03, 2015
5 Things You Don’t Know About Spring Break
Cancun. Mardi Gras. College students gone wild. These images of spring break may not ring as true as you thought.
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School of the Arts Receives S.C.’s Highest Arts Honor
In its 25th anniversary year, the School of the Arts receives the Elizabeth O'Neill Verner Governor's Award for the Arts.
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02, 2015
Experts Weigh in on ‘House of Cards’
College of Charleston weigh in on how realistic the Netflix series is, and why exactly you can't stop watching.
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Special S.C. Historical Society Exhibit at Addlestone Library
A special exhibit celebrating South Carolina history will be on display at the Addlestone Library March 2, 2015 through the end of the spring semester.
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Alternative Break is More Than a Five-Day Trip
College of Charleston students are stepping outside their comfort zones for spring break 2015 to explore new communities and social issues through Alternative Spring Break.
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Planners of Black History Museum in SC seek public input
Bernard Powers, a historian from the College of Charleston, is the head of the program committee. Read more of the Associated Press story.