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CAMPUS LIFE
Class of 2022 Freshman Profile
Get to know the Class of 2022 with these fun facts and figures.
8 New Things at CofC This Fall
As students return to campus this month, they will discover some exciting new changes and additions.
6 Tips for Moving Off Campus
Here are some tips to help students who are moving off campus for the first time.
Get Rolling with Campus Recreation
In October, Campus Recreation will roll into another season of the very popular faculty and staff bowling leagues.
Architect of Equestrian Program to Retire
Bob Story has announced his retirement after 37 years serving as equestrian head coach.
ACADEMICS
Braille Book Sheds Light on the Solar Eclipse
Cassandra Runyon hopes to help blind and visually impaired students learn more about a major solar eclipse that will occur late this summer.
College of Charleston Among Top Fulbright Producers
The College of Charleston was recognized recently by the U.S. State Department as a top producer of Fulbright Students.
Looking Back at the Avery Normal Institute
Before it was the Avery Research Center, the building on Bull Street was one of the most important schools and gathering places for black Charlestonians.
CofC Professor’s Groundbreaking Autism Research Published in Nature
Computer science professor Brent Munsell co-authored a paper in the international scientific journal Nature that highlights a new method for predicting whether a child is at risk of developing autism.
It’s Darwin Week at the College of Charleston
If it's mid-February in Charleston, it must be Darwin Week at the College of Charleston.
ALUMNI
Herbal Instinct
She’ll never go hungry. Not so long as she can
Call of the Wild
It’s that small moment between dawn and day, dusk and
Water-Bound
There is something magical about water. Whether ocean, river or
Amanda Petway ’90 Memorial Garden
Although I’m writing about a charming garden that sits outside
Self-Made: A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
In some fashion or another, Ben Hollingsworth ’04 has always
PHOTOS OF THE WEEK
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- Walter Earley gathers zucchini squash from his field at Hickory Bluff Berry Farm.
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON MAGAZINE
Theatre Major is Playing It Forward
The recipient of two theatre scholarships, K’yundra Martin is inspired to give back to the campus community.
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