3 Honors College Students Named Goldwater Scholars
Students Emily Dombrowski, Abanob Hanna and Brison Shira each received a Goldwater Scholarship Award for the 2022–23 academic year.
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03, 2022
Math Students Pick Best March Madness Shots Ever
What are the best March Madness shots of all time? Four CofC math students give you the answer.
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03, 2022
Lowcountry Hall of Science and Math Hosts Science and Engineering Fair
Hosted by the Lowcountry Hall of Science and Math at the College of Charleston, the Lowcountry Regional Science and Engineering Fair hosted 37 junior high and high school students on March 25, 2022.
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College of Charleston Photos of the Week
From national professional development training to outdoor stage play performances to student research presentations, the College of Charleston has been abuzz with activity lately. Check out these photos featuring just a few of our latest campus events!
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03, 2022
Scholarship Encourages Students to ‘Do Science’ in Memory of Former Dean
More than 60 donors contributed to establish the Michael J. Auerbach “Do Science” Scholarship to honor the impact of Mike Auerbach, former dean of the School of Sciences and Mathematics.
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02, 2022
CofC Professor, Alum Help Identify New Species of ‘Tyrannosaurus’
Scientists are reconsidering what it means to be a 'T. rex,' thanks to research conducted in part by assistant professor of geology Scott Persons and alum Jay Van Raalte '20.
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02, 2022
Discoveries Abound for CofC Science Faculty
Three CofC professors are getting national attention for their various discoveries in the areas of genetic mutation and astrophysics.
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01, 2022
Two Alumni Live Among the Argonauts
An epic, seagoing quest by a pair of alumni provides equal parts adventure and cultural connection.
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01, 2022
Alumna’s Life of Discovery
As one of the world’s leading scientists on deep-reef tropical fishes, Carole Baldwin ’86 (M.S.) has done what few on Earth have ever done – discovered new life.
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01, 2022
Astronomy Professor Develops Life-Saving Medical Scope
Astronomy professor Joe Carson has used his talent and knowledge spotting exoplanets to create the first portable 3D medical scope that can spot pre-cancerous cervical lesions.