In this week's installment: Baseball America interviews Sam Gjormand, the director of baseball operations at CofC, 'The Washington Post' publishes political research by Gibbs Knotts and more.
In this week's installment: "Charleston Regional Business Journal" reports about a new academic major at the College of Charleston, "Garden & Gun" mentions CofC in a story about sailing, and more.
In this week's installment: WCIV-TV reports that the College of Charleston is working to protect students from the new threat of monkeypox, 'The Post and Courier' looks at scheduled arts events at CofC this fall and more.
In this week's installment: President Andrew T. Hsu writes an opinion piece in "The Post and Courier" about the start of the new school year, CofC is named the academic partner of the Charleston Literary Festival and more.
In this week's installment: Stephanie Auwaerter, director of orientation, talks with WTAT-TV about the return of students to campus, education professor Ian O’Byrne is interviewed by WCBD-TV about keeping children safe while they are online and more.
In this week's installment: Alicia Caudill talks to "The Wall Street Journal" about COVID-19 guidelines, "Charleston Magazine" profiles College of Charleston President Andrew T. Hsu and more.
In this week's installment: The Associated Press reports that three College of Charleston faculty members have received Fulbright awards, 'The New York Times' talks to paleontologist Scott Persons about Tyrannosaurus rex research and more.
In this week's installment: NPR talks to paleontologist Scott Persons about dinosaur prints discovered in China, Todd LeVasseur, senior instructor of environmental and sustainability studies, talks to 'The Post and Courier' about stingrays and more.
In this week's installment: Bernard Powers talks to 'The New York Times' about Denmark Vesey, Steven Jaumé talks to Yahoo! News about earthquakes in South Carolina and more.
In this week's installment: CofC alumna Jasmin Graham is interviewed by 'National Geographic' about studying sharks, 'USA Today' reports that the Avery Research Center recently received audiotapes from Martin Luther King Jr.’s visit to Charleston, and more.
