WINTER 2022
Professor’s Research Results in Historic Plaque
Using research unearthed by the College’s Barry Stiefel, the oldest Reform synagogue in the nation is coming to terms with its painful past using enslaved labor.
Student’s Campus Research is a Historic Undertaking
Poring over old maps, census data and photos, senior Gabby Rowsam wrote an eye-opening 108-page paper on all the homes – and the people – that had to give way to the growth of CofC.
Student Took the Wheel in Bicycle Research
Would people exercise more with an electric pedal-assist bike? That’s the counterintuitive question exercise science major Jennifer Sella set out to answer.
New Major Turns Student Into Force of Nature
Protecting the environment is something Chase Austin, one of the CofC's first environmental geosciences majors, is called to do.
CofC Professor Lands Coveted Coaching Role
The new director of research for the Institute of Coaching at McLean Hospital/Harvard Medical School, CofC management professor Angela Passarelli helps to develop leaders.
Alumnus Carries On the Fight in Wife’s Memory
Scott Moody '91 is honoring his late wife, Lynn Luckey Moody '93, with an endowment that supports student mental wellness.
Major Production: School of the Arts Renovation
‘The Artistic Heartbeat of Charleston,’ the Albert Simons Center for the Arts is undergoing a multimillion-dollar renovation.
Special Collections Has a New Guardian Angel
As the new director of the Libraries’ Special Collections at CofC, Kelly Kerbow Hudson is emphasizing access and inclusion.
CofC Makes Nice Pivot With Coach’s Hiring
Taking the reins from Earl Grant, the new men’s basketball coach, Pat Kelsey, brings some impressive credentials and passion to the parquet.
Alumna is a Bundle of (Sustainable) Energy
Proving Thomas Wolfe wrong, Angela Tovar ’05 shows you can go home again and make it even better.
College Love Story Continues With Endowed Scholarship
Thanks to his namesake scholarship, the passion and influence of James P. Anderson – a beloved professor at CofC – live on.
Student Joins the Brotherhood of Firefighters
Inspired by her brother, this junior triple-major became a volunteer firefighter while in high school in her hometown of Fort Mill, South Carolina.
Alumnus Calls the Shots, Wins Emmy
A love of music and video production has turned Adam Paul ’06 into one of the most sought-after live event production specialists in the country – and, now, an Emmy winner.