Students Are Creating Change On a Dime
These CofC students made big strides in the area of social justice with small grants from the College's Race and Social Justice Initiative.
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Recent Grad Finds Holy Inspiration in Jeans
José Chiraboga '19 has found a novel way to employ marginalized women in his home country of Ecuador through his clothing company REMU Apparel.
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College Is Future Focused on Sustainability
A dire need among students to better understand how environmental, economic and social systems interrelate led to the College's Quality Enhancement Plan.
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Inside the Academic Mind: Wes Dudgeon
Wes Dudgeon, the chair of the Department of Health and Human Performance, talks about his love of sports, his area of expertise and his favorite office memento.
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Former Ambassador Is Helping Tear Down Walls
After serving under six U.S. presidents in the Foreign Service, James Melville Jr. is now an associate dean in the School of Languages, Cultures, World Affairs.
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New Master’s Program Is Creating Digital Detectives
Big data is leading to big changes at the College of Charleston with the creation of the first master's degree in data science in the state of South Carolina.
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Astronomy Research Is Measuring Up
Channeling the spirit of groundbreaking female astronomers, professor Ashley Pagnotta and her students are working to figure out the fate of the universe.
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CofC’s New President Is Top Flight
The College of Charleston's new president Andrew Hsu knows how education can transform a life, in particular his own.
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Former Professor Is in His Element
One of the College of Charleston's legendary scholars, Lewis Gibbes created his own table of elements in 1875.
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Knox-Lesesne House: Showing the Green Way
The new office of the Center of Sustainability is located in the Knox-Lesesne House a 19th-century historic home on the College of Charleston campus.