Alumna Performs One-Woman Show at Piccolo Spoleto
Jessica Colie McClellan '10 researched, wrote, crowd-funded, and performs in her own play. They Call Me Arethusa is presented as part of Piccolo Spoleto.
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8 Incredible Summer Research Projects at the College of Charleston
From quantifying humility to cancer research, check out 8 of the 37 summer research projects taking place at the College of Charleston.
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Frat Boys and Fire Truck Support Veterans
The Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity recently held a charity competition to see which team could pull a fire truck down George Street the fastest.
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Center Stage Theatre Group Has Deep Roots
The College's student-run theatre group Center Stage has existed in various forms for more than 100 years.
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DO’s and DON’Ts for Making the Most of Your College Tour
DO register in advance for your tour, and DON'T talk on your phone (or take selfies) during your tour. Read more expert advice to maximize your campus visit.
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Patriotic Performance Honors Memorial Day
As part of Piccolo Spoleto, the Charleston Men's Chorus will perform at noon on May 26, 2014, at St. Philip’s Episcopal Church, 142 Church Street, Charleston.
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Emerging Fields: James Newhard on the Future of Studying the Past
Professor James Newhard studies the past with some of the most futuristic technology available.
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Student-Run Theatre Group Stages Play for Piccolo Spoleto
Center Stage, a student-run theatre group with more than a century of history at the College, will present several showings of Elephant’s Graveyard.
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Tillis Named Dean of School of Languages, Cultures, and World Affairs
Antonio D. Tillis comes to the College of Charleston from Dartmouth College, where he has served as chair of African and African-American Studies. He starts at the College on July 1, 2014.
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Q&A With New Women’s Basketball Coach Candice M. Jackson
New Women's Basketball Coach Candice Jackson says her emphasis with players will be on toughness, conditioning, and academic success.