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CAMPUS LIFE
School of Business Receives National Rankings
The School of Business has been recognized in several recent national rankings by education publications.
Quentin Baxter to Take Over ‘In The Mix’ Speaker Series
Percussionist and two-time Grammy nominee Quentin Baxter '98 has joined the faculty of the Arts Management Program and will serve as the new host of the "IN THE MIX" speaker series.
New Education Scholarship Supports Diversity in Teaching
The William and James Mulvaney Family Endowed Scholarship supports a declared education major in the School of Education, Health, and Human Performance.
College of Charleston Photos of the Week
It was an exciting week on the College of Charleston campus with a big announcement and another Farmers Market.
ACADEMICS
Geology Professor Helps Illuminate ‘Chemical Ghosts’ of Fledgling Fossil
Professor Phil Manning is among a group of international researchers who published a new study of an ancient bird fossil that sheds light on avian evolution.
Students Become Agents of Change with Alternative Break
More than 60 students are spending spring break volunteering at a variety of sites through the College's Alternative Break program.
Who’s Who of Historians Taking Part in Reconstruction Conference
The College will host a conference titled “Freedoms Gained and Lost: Reinterpreting Reconstruction in the Atlantic World” from March 16-March 18, 2018, at Addlestone Library.
CofC Participates in Joint CAA Academic Research Projects
The College is currently working on two education-related research projects funded by the Colonial Academic Alliance, the academic arm of the Colonial Athletic Association.
ALUMNI
Cougar Trail Kicks Off With Pre-Game Reception at Charlotte
This is a chance to meet local alumni chapter leaders and get an inside look into Boundless, the College of Charleston’s Comprehensive Campaign.
Alumnus and Choir Conductor A Finalist for Grammy Music Educator Award
William Bennett, conductor of the College’s University Chorus and adjunct professor in the School of the Arts, was named a top 10 finalist for the award out of more than 7,000 nominees.
Orion Launch Offers Infinite Possibilities for Professor and Alumnus
Geology professor Cass Runyon was at the Orion launch, and alum David Weiss '12, a Mars researcher, might be involved in the first manned trip to the planet.
Entrepreneurial Alumna Helps Environment and Grows Her Passion
Susan von Frank ’03 sees agribusiness as part of the climate change solution. It's why she and her husband started GrowJourney.
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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