A recent obesity report says one-third of the population is obese. Public health professor Matt Page agrees that it the biggest issue in the U.S. right now, but he says another issue should be on your radar.
A recent study shows one-third of the population is obese. That is one of the many global issues students can tackle with a degree in public health.
AICP certified planners carry a high mark of distinction, which will benefit students at the College.
As she heads to Harvard for leadership training this summer, Patricia Williams Lessane reflects on the Avery Center's expanded research and public programs.
From quantifying humility to cancer research, check out 8 of the 37 summer research projects taking place at the College of Charleston.
Anna Grace Burnette '13 put her psychology degree to use profiling criminals and conducting research as an intern with the FBI.
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.
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.
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.
Sarah Legendre, an Honors College student and double major in geology and archaeology, will participate in one of the most prestigious and selective summer scholarship programs operating worldwide.
