This Cellist is Going for Baroque
Wade Davis '08, who earned a degree in music from the College of Charleston, is a classically trained cellist who specializes in baroque music.
Wade Davis '08, who earned a degree in music from the College of Charleston, is a classically trained cellist who specializes in baroque music.
Jeff Olson '04 harnessed his entrepreneurial spirit with his recent invention fitness balance board called the Pono Board.
Jacqueline Lackey '87 is looking for the cure to cancer as the director of clinical development for an oncological research and development company.
Ryan Milner has made a career of studying all the varied ways we communicate on the internet.
Allison Stone โ11 is the chief hydrographic survey technician for the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration.
By embedding students with a host family in a neighborhood for 10 weeks, the Collegeโs study-abroad program ensures that students not only experience the real Cuba, but come away forever changed.
When Tabetha โTabbyโ Boyajian looks at the sky, she always knows what sheโs looking at. Until she found the mysterious globe now known as "Tabby's Star."
Dinosaurs are the stuff of prehistoric legend, beasts from a long bygone era. But for one professor of geology, the study of the Jurassic giants is the jumping point from which to celebrate the beauty of the natural world.
Astrophysics major Wendell Roberson has immersed himself in the world of astronomy, even studying the formation of planets outside our solar system.
Laura Westby Cannon '09 is one of 12 writers in the Collegeโs new M.F.A. program in creative writing, which held its first classes in the fall of 2016.