How an 18th-Century Philosopher is Still Relevant in the 21st Century
Philosophy department chair Larry Krasnoff talks about his new book on philosopher Immanuel Kant and why his views on freedom still resonate today.
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10, 2018
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10, 2018
CofC’s Cecilia McGuinn is Fiddling with Music
She's talented enough to have played violin with the Charleston Symphony Orchestra and to perform in a touring band, but student Cecilia McGuinn says music is just her hobby.
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09, 2018
Creative Writing Project Builds Cross-Continental Community in Bahrain
Two M.F.A. candidates spent the spring semester mentoring undergraduates at the University of Bahrain, creating a cross-cultural community of creative writers.
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09, 2018
Alum’s 1951 Speech on Desegregation Inspires New Oratorical Competition
A speech given by an alumnus in 1951 advocating for desegregation at the College has inspired a current student to launch a new oratorical competition.
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08, 2018
New Exhibit is ‘Woke to Social Justice’
The Sustainability Literacy Institute has partnered with the Gullah Society to present an exhibit focused on social justice and fair distribution at Addlestone Library.
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08, 2018
CofC Launches Online Master’s Degree, Bachelor of General Studies
The College is launching a new Bachelor of General Studies and the first fully online graduate degree for the 2018-19 school year.
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08, 2018
Women’s Health Research Team Makes a Difference
Since its creation in 2013, the Women’s Health Research Team has generated more than $300,000 in grants in support of research, events and publications.
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07, 2018
Professor to Research Reproductive Justice Movement in Ireland
Professor Beth Sundstrom has been selected as a Fulbright Scholar to conduct research on the reproductive justice movement in Ireland.
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05, 2018
Actor, Alumnus Matt Czuchry To Grads: Seize the ‘Present Moment’
Actor and College of Charleston alumnus Matt Czuchry '99 urged the Class of 2018 to positively impact the lives of others during his commencement speech Saturday afternoon.
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05, 2018
Marine Biology Student Gets Philosophical About Saving Coral Reefs
Marine biology major Abigael Malcolm is taking an interdisciplinary approach to her research on the ethics of coral reef restoration.