Geology Professor is Dino-Might!
The new curator of the Mace Brown Museum, Scott Persons helped discover what life was like for the biggest T. rex ever found.
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01, 2020
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01, 2020
Student Digs Into Northern Exposure
Geology major Clara Meier’s trip to Alaska to gather evidence of a mass extinction illustrates the research opportunities afforded undergrads.
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01, 2020
Bee Research is Combing for Answers
In order to better understand the fascinating and critical world of bees, biology major Matthew Magee is trying to discover how they earn their wings.
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01, 2020
Shark Bites: Exploring the Diet of Bonnetheads
Are bonnetheads the first sharks found to eat veggies? Professor Gorka Sancho and two marine biology students are hot on their tails.
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01, 2020
New CofC Research Looks at Neutron Star Blasts
Physics and astronomy professor Chris Fragile is researching neutron stars. These stars represent the densest state of matter in our universe.
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12, 2019
Apparent Winds Shape Alumni Duo’s Big Ocean Adventure
Where in the world did CofC alumni Prentice “Tripp” Brower III ’12 and Zach Bjur ’12 spend the holidays?
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12, 2019
Ancient Whale Makes a Splash at Addlestone Library
An ancestor of modern whales, a Dorudon skeleton is making a splash at the College of Charleston's Addlestone Library.
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12, 2019
Geology Professor’s Career is the Gold Standard
As the director of CofC's Lowcountry Hazards Center, Norman Levine plays a crucial role in the area's flood control efforts while also giving students valuable real-world experience.
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12, 2019
Fall Alumni Weekend Event Honors Alumni in Medicine
The School of Sciences and Mathematics unveiled portraits and a plaque at the Rita Liddy Hollings Science Center during Fall Alumni Weekend.
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12, 2019
Student Researcher Helps in Discovery of Ancient Sea Turtle
Marine biology major Bailey Fallon's research helped discover the first record of a leatherback fossil from Northern California.