Lowcountry Hazards Center Project Aims to Dry Up Area Flooding
A new project through the College's Lowcountry Hazards Center aims to engage students from all academic disciplines to help stem the tide of flooding in Charleston.
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09, 2019
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09, 2019
Common Pain Reliever Could be a Headache for Toads
CofC researchers are studying how naproxen discharged into waterways may be impacting toads and other amphibians.
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08, 2019
Systems Engineering Among New Academic Offerings at CofC
The College of Charleston is launching several new academic programs for the 2019–20 school year, including a new bachelor of science degree in systems engineering.
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08, 2019
Model Students: Meet Six Freshmen from the Class of 2023
Over 2,000 new students will start at the College this August. They come from across the U.S. and around the world. Here are a few.
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08, 2019
Internship Spotlight: Field Intern at Rocky Mountain Conservancy
One recent CofC graduate's internship in Western Colorado has enabled her to apply classroom lessons to hands-on work as she moves ahead in forging her career path.
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08, 2019
Students Do Deep Dive Into Reef Research
Three marine biology majors spent the summer in Panama researching sponges on Caribbean reefs.
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08, 2019
Summer Research Program to be Featured on Podcast
The "Conservation Connection" podcast visited CofC's Grice Marine Lab this summer to talk to students in the Fort Johnson Summer Undergraduate Research Program about their research projects.
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07, 2019
Internship Spotlight: System Administration Intern for Life Cycle Engineering
Math major Evan Sliker is spending his summer honing his cybersecurity skills as a system administration intern for Life Cycle Engineering.
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07, 2019
CofC Researcher Says Sex Appeal Made Some Dinosaurs Fly
Scott Persons, curator for the Mace Brown Museum of Natural History, says his new research shows that between insulation and flight, dinosaur feathers had a third function: sexual display.
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07, 2019
Public Health Major’s Summer Research Is Transformative
College of Charleston public health major Britt Soyebo finds federally funded summer research at Auburn University transformational.