What Goes Around Comes Around
A recent study by geology professor Barbara Beckingham shows that more and more microplastics are showing up in wastewater treatment plants in the Lowcountry.
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Alumna is Not Toying Around
As the director of global brand marketing for Mattel, Lily Crawford ’06 is all business when it comes to launching new product lines.
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History at Avery Center is Well Preserved
After a two-year, $2.3 million renovation of the historic school building, the Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture reopens.
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Pro Soccer Team Has New Footing
The College has struck a deal with the Charleston Battery for the professional soccer team to play at Ralph Lundy Field starting in March 2020.
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Basketball Icons Leave a Legacy
Two basketball legends, John Kresse and Otto German '73, hang up their hightops for good.
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Softball Player Has Infectious Personality
Highly competitive summer internship exposes softball pitcher Kylie Burke to superbugs and medical rarities.
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Former Soccer Coach is in a League of His Own
After 33 seasons, men’s soccer coach Ralph Lundy is finally hanging up his whistle.
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President Hsu’s Inauguration Combines Tradition and Transformation
President Andrew T. Hsu's inauguration in October 2019 was an historic moment for the College.
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History Professor is Toppling an Ideology
The research of history professor Adam Domby helped bring down a Confederate statue and is the basis of a new book on the South’s “Lost Cause” narrative.
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Mi Casa Es Su Casa in Trujillo
Setting a study-abroad milestone this past summer, CofC's campus in Trujillo, Spain, is an idyllic place for students to become steeped in the Spanish culture.