Charleston Harbor is a Living Laboratory for Oceanography Students
Oceanography students get the opportunity to work on board a research vessel to gain hands-on experience in marine science research thanks to the Gric..
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Physics Alum is Laser Focused on His Work at NASA
As a NASA physicist, Barry Coyle '86 helped design a laser aboard the International Space Station that’s measuring the carbon load of trees to help ..
Business Partnership Yields Dividends for Computer Science Students
A partnership between tech company Capgemini and the College of Charleston has yielded great results for the university's computer science students...
CofC is Co-Sponsor of Geological Society Meeting
The Department of Geology and Environmental Geosciences is a co-sponsor of the 2019 Southeastern Section of the Geological Society of America happenin..
SCAMP Program Empowers Minority Students in STEM Fields
From research on hurricanes to studying the connections between light and plant growth, students in the College's South Carolina Alliance for Minority..
Scholarship Paves Student’s Way to Medicine
Biology major Victoria Bailey’s path toward a career in medicine is clearer than ever thanks to scholarship support...
CofC to Host Charleston Navy Week Events
The College of Charleston will play host to several events as part of Charleston Navy Week taking place March 11-16, 2019...
Astrophysics Majors Help Answer Timeless Question
Astrophysics majors Lucy Williamson and Blake Mino journeyed to Chile for research using an advanced telescope at one of the world’s best stargazing..
College of Charleston to Host Annual Math Meet
More than 400 high school students from across the Southeast will descend on the College of Charleston’s campus this weekend for the annual Math Me..
New Research Looks at the Death of Megalodon
Paleontologist Robert Boessenecker's research concludes the extinction of the giant shark "Megalodon" may have occurred much earlier than first believ..
