Public Health Professor Writes about the Ugly Side of Beauty
Public health professor Leslie Hart writes an article in The Conversation concerning the dangers of chemicals founds in popular cosmetics.
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06, 2023
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06, 2023
Health Sciences Dean Weighs in on How Medications Could Help Reduce Obesity Epidemic
Wesley Dudgeon, interim dean of the School of Health Sciences, discusses the drugs Wegovy, Ozempic and Mounjaro and their effects on weight loss in clinical trials.
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05, 2023
Why Kurt Vonnegut’s Advice to College Graduates Still Matters Today
College of Charleston English Professor Susan Farrell, founder of the Kurt Vonnegut Society, reflects on the literary icon's advice to college graduates over the years.
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04, 2023
4 Ways that AI Can Help Students
College of Charleston teacher education professor Ian O'Byrne shares insight into how artificial intelligence can help students excel in the classroom and beyond.
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04, 2023
Remembering Jews’ Everyday Resistance on Yom HaShoah and Year-round
Jewish studies professor Chad Gibbs reflects about the annual Holocaust remembrance day.
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04, 2023
Irish Studies Professor Reflects on Northern Ireland’s Troubles
College of Charleston professor Joseph Kelly, director of Irish and Irish American Studies, reflects on how each generation of artists from Northern Ireland has used theater, song and film to reflect on their states’ still-uneasy peace.
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03, 2023
A House Divided: States, Cities and the Wealthy are Withdrawing From America
Michael Lee, professor of communication at the College of Charleston, sheds light on recent rhetoric about secession and political divisions in the United States.
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03, 2023
Israeli Mob Attack puts a Century-Old Word in the Spotlight
College of Charleston Jewish studies professor Joshua Shanes reflects on a recent attack in the Palestinian town of Huwara.
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02, 2023
CofC Professors on South Carolina’s Move to the Start of the 2024 Presidential Campaign
College of Charleston political scientists Gibbs Knotts and Jordan Ragusa discuss South Carolina's move to the start of the presidential nominating calendar for the Democratic party.
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01, 2023
How Edgar Allan Poe Became the Darling of the Maligned and Misunderstood
English Professor Scott Peeples reflects on Edgar Allan Poe, who would have turned 214 years old on Jan. 19, 2023, and why he remains one of the world’s most recognizable and popular literary figures.