Director of Academic Advising Recognized for her Contributions to the Field
Karen Hauschild has been awarded the Wesley R. Habley NACADA Summer Institute Scholarship.
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Professor Kevin Keenan Becomes an AICP Certified Planner
AICP certified planners carry a high mark of distinction, which will benefit students at the College.
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Director Proud of Avery’s Role in Celebrating Black Life
As she heads to Harvard for leadership training this summer, Patricia Williams Lessane reflects on the Avery Center's expanded research and public programs.
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Shepard Fairey Returns to South Carolina Hometown for City-Wide Art Show
The Holy City -- named for its prevalence of churches -- welcomed back one of its own this past week, as the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art at the College of Charleston opened an exhibition of Shepard Fairey's work, along with four public murals around the city and a series of conversations with the artist.
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S.C. poets, scholars remember Angelou
In speaking to everybody, Angelou "took up the task of speaking about black womanhood" during the civil rights era with her memoir "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings," said Consuela Francis, director of African American studies at the College of Charleston. Read more of the Post and Courier story.
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Just Dance: Performances Highlight Students and Alumni
Two Piccolo Spoleto events will showcase the dance and choreography of students and alumni from the Department of Theatre and Dance.
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The test drive of admissions: Why campus tours are so important
Heather Chipley, director of admissions at the College of Charleston agrees. "Visiting a campus is the only way a student can determine if they can really see themselves there – whether it is a good fit for them, academically as well as socially,” she says. "The campus will be their ‘home' for the next four years
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Boeing’s footprint continues to grow in Lowcountry
"Boeing is looking at continued expansion, and they see an ongoing demand for their product," College of Charleston economist Frank Hefner said. "They see this as the location to do the expansion because it's a lower-cost environment than Seattle. That's the bottom line. It's a combination of regulations, unions and efficiencies among other things." Read
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The Biggest Thing In The Universe Is So Gigantic It Shouldn’t Exist At All
"The Her-CrB GW is larger than the theoretical upper limit on how big universal structures can be," Dr. Jon Hakkila, an astrophysics professor at the College of Charleston in South Carolina and one of the astronomers who discovered the structure, told The Huffington Post in an email. "Thus, it is a conundrum: it shouldn't exist
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BOT Budget and Finance Committee to Meet
The meeting will be held on May 30, 2014 in the Randolph Hall Boardroom.