Unwrecked: Collegiate Recovery Helps Students With Addictive Behaviors
This past year, the College formally established the Collegiate Recovery program to support students in recovery from addictive behaviors.
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Students Witness A New Dawn in Cuba
By embedding students with a host family in a neighborhood for 10 weeks, the College’s study-abroad program ensures that students not only experience the real Cuba, but come away forever changed.
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Out There: The Alum Behind ‘Tabby’s Star’
When Tabetha “Tabby” Boyajian looks at the sky, she always knows what she’s looking at. Until she found the mysterious globe now known as "Tabby's Star."
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Fossil Fueled
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.
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Astrophysics Major is in His Orbit
Astrophysics major Wendell Roberson has immersed himself in the world of astronomy, even studying the formation of planets outside our solar system.
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Caffeine Fueled Words: A Creative Story
Laura Westby Cannon '09 is one of 12 writers in the College’s new M.F.A. program in creative writing, which held its first classes in the fall of 2016.
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The Suite Life: Peek Inside Rutledge Rivers Residence Hall
The new Rutledge Rivers residence hall is one of the country's first student residences to follow the tiny living model, with a focus on efficiency.
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Alums, Students on the Fast Track at Mercedes-Benz Vans
A partnership between the College of Charleston and a local Mercedes-Benz Vans assembly plant has created an employment pipeline for students.
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Students in Good Company with Entrepreneurship Professor
Entrepreneurship professor David Hansen is leading students down a path toward sustainable business practices with his course on ecopreneurship.
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Classics Professor Peers Through the Looking Glass
Classics professor Allison Sterrett-Krause is one of just a handful of academics in the United States that study ancient glass fragments.