Each summer, students at the College participate in research projects with faculty mentors under the SURF grant program. Read how they're helping detect cervical cancer, studying Cambodia's leadership, and researching sustainability in the Himalayas.
Cancun. Mardi Gras. College students gone wild. These images of spring break may not ring as true as you thought.
More than 50 students were awarded grants to take on research projects representing many schools and departments for the 2014-15 academic year.
Urban Studies Program Director Kevin Keenan speculates on female terrorists in light of the January 2015 attacks in Paris.
Find out how College of Charleston health and human performance professor Wes Dudgeonโs career began with college basketball and why you might want to invest in a laserโฆ
Assistant Professor of Economics Mark Witte discusses what the College of Charleston should consider if we were to add a football program.
Associate Professor of Biology Erik Sotka researches how an invasive Japanese seaweed species is able to thrive in every estuary in the Northern Hemisphere.
The School of Sciences and Mathematics started the 2014-15 term with $2.5M in grants, partly to support Chemistry & Biochemistry's student research opportunities.
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.
The Ft. Johnson Summer Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program is one of 30 funded by the NSF that focuses on ocean and marine sciences.
