Professor Uncovers New Information on Horned Dinosaurs
A fossilized horn discovered by a College of Charleston paleontologist is changing the way scientists think about horned dinosaurs.
A fossilized horn discovered by a College of Charleston paleontologist is changing the way scientists think about horned dinosaurs.
The College of Charleston has appointed a new academic director to oversee curriculum and programming efforts at the College's 881-acre property Stono Preserve.
Softball player Kylie Burke spent her summer as an intern in the microbiology and infectious disease unit at Emory University Hospital.
Computer science students recently took first place among teams competing locally and second place among teams competing regionally in the International Collegiate Programming Contest Southeast Region.
Under a new agreement, students and faculty in the School of Sciences and Mathematics will collaborate with Naval Information Warfare Center Atlantic in areas such as data science and research projects.
The College of Charleston recently celebrated the 25th anniversary of the South Carolina Alliance for Minority Participation (SCAMP) program.
Biology professor Heather Fullerton studies sea life that surrounds hydrothermal vents at the bottom of the ocean. She'll discuss her research at a South Carolina Department of Natural Resources Marine Open House event on Saturday, Oct. 19.
Each summer, students at the College study aquatic turtle species firsthand and learn about the need for conserving these species in the course Aquatic Turtle Conservation and Biology.
Four faculty members from the Department of Geology and Environmental Geosciences shared their expertise regarding Charleston's chronic flooding in a series of meetings called the Dutch Dialogues.
College of Charleston astrophysicist Jon Hakkila says blasts created by gamma-ray bursts may actually exceed the speed of light in surrounding gas clouds.