WINTER 2022
Students Are Medically WISE
CofC’s Women’s Health Research Team has laid the groundwork for a telehealth network, giving students a leg up in the field of community health.
Kameelah Martin: My Favorite Reads
Kameelah Martin, the dean of the Graduate School, shares her top 10 list of books.
Faculty Research Notes and Factoids
The latest news on faculty research and awards.
Q&A With Khala Granville, Dean of Admissions
The College's new dean of admissions shares her thoughts on increasing diversity, the "cliff" and Charleston's humidity.
Letter from President Andrew T. Hsu: Going the Distance
While colleges across the country saw enrollment dips, CofC welcomed its largest freshman class in school history in fall 2021.
Students Saving Lives as Volunteer EMTs
The College’s Emergency Medical Services team gives student-volunteers real-world experience.
Looking Back: CofC’s Raid Parade
Some traditions, like the College’s annual Roach-a-Thon, held from 1980–93, are better left for dead.
DUI Study Turns Students Into Road Scholars
To help solve Charleston’s DUI problem, student researchers Jillian Wilkie and Crystal Lindner combed through arrest reports and came up with some interesting insights.
Tourism Professor Has Gone the Extra Mile
To his students’ benefit, longtime tourism and hospitality professor Steve Litvin has visited close to 100 countries. Here are his Top 10 most memorable trips.
Astronomy Professor Develops Life-Saving Medical Scope
Astronomy professor Joe Carson has used his talent and knowledge spotting exoplanets to create the first portable 3D medical scope that can spot pre-cancerous cervical lesions.
The Late Lucille Whipper Was a Model Citizen
As CofC’s first Black administrator, the late Lucille Whipper helped pioneer the College’s diversity programs and spearheaded the creation of what is now the Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture.
German Student-Athlete is Sehr Gut!
Already a two-time winner as a sophomore, Viktoria Hund is the latest German import on the women’s golf team to make her mark.
Pandemic Gives Student-Athletes Extra Innings
Thanks to an NCAA rule change related to the pandemic, 31 student-athletes at the College got another season playing the sport they love.