Spring Semester Begins Jan. 12, Brings Changes to Campus
Students returning to campus for spring semester will find several new bike racks as well as increased enforcement of rules for skateboarders and bicyclists.
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12, 2014
More than 350 Students Receive Degrees in Winter Commencement Ceremony
Commencement speaker James McLawhorn urges graduates to "stay positive."
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05, 2014
Shortest Graduation Ceremony Ever
This time-lapse video of the College's 2014 Spring Commencement makes the whole production look easy. But as those behind the scenes will tell you, it is a colossal undertaking that involves hundreds of people and months of planning.
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05, 2014
The College of Charleston Congratulates the Class of 2014
The College of Charleston congratulates the Class of 2014, which graduated May 9 and 10.
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05, 2014
College Awards Five Honorary Degrees at Spring Commencements
Five very deserving individuals will be awarded honorary degrees at the College's spring 2014 commencement ceremonies. Read on to learn more about this year's recipients.
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05, 2014
College Hosts Lavender Celebration for LGBT Graduates
The College will host the Lavender Celebration to celebrate LGBT graduates May 7 in the School of Education, Health, and Human Performance Alumni Center.
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05, 2014
U.S. Sen Tim Scott to Speak at Spring Commencement
U.S. Senator Tim Scott, a Charleston native, will be the 2014 Spring Commencement Speaker. President George Benson, who is stepping down in June 2014, will deliver his final address to graduates.
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05, 2014
State Ports Authority CEO to Speak at Graduate School Commencement
Jim Newsome will be the commencement speaker during the ceremony on Friday, May 9, 2014. More than 150 students will receive their degrees during the event.
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Cistern Stage Construction a Sign of Spring Commencement
Each spring, the construction of a temporary stage across the Cistern signals that Spring Commencement is just around the corner. Watch a time-lapse video of workers from Klance Unlimited building the stage.