‘Nature’ Reports on Giant Discovery Made by CofC Astronomy Professor and Team
Astronomy professor Joe Carson was part of a research team whose discovery of the biggest star system ever known to host a planet appears in the journal "Nature."
Astronomy professor Joe Carson was part of a research team whose discovery of the biggest star system ever known to host a planet appears in the journal "Nature."
A group of College of Charleston students, alumni and faculty will participate in a national effort through NASA to live stream the upcoming solar eclipse.
The summer 2017 issue of College of Charleston Magazineย is here with stories of passionate faculty, inquisitive students and talented alumni.
Named after CofC alumna Tabetha Boyajian '03, Tabby's Star is considered the "most mysterious star in the galaxy" โ and you can join the community of stargazers helping astronomers figure it out. Could this megastructure be evidence of aliens?
Joe Carson is one of a handful of astronomers that have discovered never-before-seen structures within a dusty disc surrounding a nearby star. This breakthrough could answer questions about the birth of planets.
In this week's installment: The School of Business receives a big grant; astrophysicist Jon Hakkila talks about a big find, and political scientist Jordan Ragusa comments on the presidential race.
Come on out to the ballpark and learn some things about baseball, science and math.
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.