Professor Wins Fulbright To Study Tribal Children in India
Professor Christine Finnan's research will focus on the Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences, a residential school that serves 20,000 indigenous children in India.
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Senior’s Commitment to Sustainable Food Systems Helps Her Earn Udall Scholarship
Abby Tennenbaum is the College's first recipient of the Udall Scholarship, a national award given annually to 50 students in recognition of their commitment to the environment.
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10 Awesome Maymester and Summer Courses Available to Undergraduates
Chinese politics, sports marketing and standup paddleboarding are just a few of many awesome courses that are only available during Maymester and Summer.
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6 Job Search Tips to Land Your First Real Job
You've graduated from college. Now what? Denny Ciganovic of the College's Career Center offers six tips to help you find the perfect job.
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Career Center: May is the Top Month for Internship Postings
In the past year, College of Charleston students have completed internships at BMW Manufacturing, with the 2013 U.S. Women’s Amateur Championship, Hagemeyer North America, Orient-Express North America, Charleston Magazine and more.
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Art-o-mat: Retired Cigarette Machine in Halsey Dispenses Art and Fun
The College's School of the Arts has one of only two Art-o-mat machines in South Carolina. The retrofitted cigarette vending machine dispenses limited-edition artwork.
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I Want Your Job: Biomedical Research for Electrical Nerve Stimulation
Andy Cornwell ’01, along with a team of equally brilliant researchers, is challenging the boundaries of modern medicine for people suffering from paralysis and other neurological disorders.
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Chemical Conversion: Science Grads Turn Internships into Jobs
Two chemistry graduates have turned their college internships with a local company into full-time jobs.
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Q&A with Shepard Fairey: Charleston Roots Color His Art and Views
World-renowned contemporary street artist Shepard Fairey talks about his Charleston upbringing, his upcoming exhibition at the Halsey and his plans to create a mural on the College of Charleston campus.
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Singer-Songwriter Celebrates Arts Management Degree and CD Release
After receiving a degree in arts management at the College's 2014 spring commencement, musician Tyler Boone is celebrating with the release of a new CD featuring Hootie's Mark Bryan.