Dave Owens, associate dean of the Graduate School and professor of Biology, is closely involved with the South Carolina Aquarium's work to rescue, rehabilitate and release sea turtles.
Kermit the Frog wasnโt kidding: Itโs not easy being green โ and professor Allison Welch can back him up. She's found some interesting things in her research on the amphibians.
Why doesn't anyone hit .400 any more? And why is leather used for baseballs? School of Sciences and Mathematics professors answer these questions and more.
College of Charleston alumna Caitlin Black โ12, who is working on a Ph.D. in zoology at the University of Oxford, is part of a research project that uses crowd-sourcing to study penguins.
Physics professor Joe Carson and biology major Hannah Wilson are part of a research team that invented a digital imaging tool that can help diagnose cancerous lesions.
Puss caterpillars look a lot like Donald Trumpโs hair, but donโt be fooled โ they pack a serious punch. Here are five things you need to know from Professor Brian Scholtens.
Students, faculty and staff in the School of Sciences and Mathematics at the College of Charleston have another reason to love their university: waterfront views. Located on Charleston Harbor, the College of Charleston at Harbor Walk is ready to welcome students.
This summer College of Charleston students are touring solar power plants, teaching literacy in Mumbai and impacting public health.
Six undergraduate students perform research in computational neuroscience and learn about a new side to this popular field.
Biology professor Andrew Clark is studying hagfish in the hope that their unique feeding and knotting behaviors could lead to advances in the design and safety of climbing rope.
