Charleston’s Tourism Season Starts When?
The height of Charleston's tourism season kicks off at an unexpected time of year. Business professor Bing Pan discusses the events that drive visitors to the Holy City.
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02, 2015
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02, 2015
OPINION: Winning is Everything…Finally
College of Charleston communication professor Vince Benigni looks at athletes who are perceived as franchise players and the one that actually perform.
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01, 2015
Is the NFL Poised for a Fast Fall?
The NFL is riding high with Super Bowl XLIX on Sunday, but legal studies professor Chris Birkel says it won’t last.
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01, 2015
Making More Green By Going Green
Elaine Worzala is researching sustainability issues in the commercial real estate industry. The results could have a positive impact on the environment and the bottom line.
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01, 2015
Professor Offers Insight to Edgar Allan Poe’s Life and Writing
English Professor Scott Peeples, one of the nation’s leading scholars on Edgar Allan Poe, assesses Poe's impact on Charleston and American literature in time for the author's birthday (January 19).
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01, 2015
Opinion: Chris Day on the Charlie Hebdo Attack
Political science professor Chris Day weighs in on the attack in an op-ed first published in the Post and Courier.
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01, 2015
You’ll Never Guess the Fastest-Growing Majors at the College of Charleston
You might be surprised by which College of Charleston majors are growing the fastest.
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01, 2015
Female Terrorist in Paris: Trend or Outlier? College of Charleston Expert Speculates
Urban Studies Program Director Kevin Keenan speculates on female terrorists in light of the January 2015 attacks in Paris.
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01, 2015
Lasers, Acupuncture and College Basketball: A Q&A with Professor Wes Dudgeon
Find out how College of Charleston health and human performance professor Wes Dudgeon’s career began with college basketball and why you might want to invest in a laser…
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12, 2014
Why Peace is a Verb
The idea of peace on Earth can be just that – an idea you write off among more pressing priorities. But to Professor Reba Parker, peace is something else entirely.