College of Charleston Photos of the Week
It's the final week of classes for the spring semester at the College. Commencement is around the corner and students are prepping for finals.
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College of Charleston Celebrates Faculty
The Office of the Provost and Academic Affairs honored six distinguished faculty during the annual Celebration of Faculty on Wednesday, April 24, 2019.
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New Program Teaches Writing for the Digital Age
A new academic offering at the College of Charleston, the Writing, Rhetoric and Publication program teaches students for writing in the 21st century..
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CofC Welcomes New Women’s Basketball Coach
Athletics Director Matt Roberts and Interim President Stephen C. Osborne '73 formally introduced Robin Harmony on April 24, 2019, as the next women's basketball head coach.
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Stay Stress-Free During Finals With Cougar Countdown
From cookouts to coffee and tutoring to yoga, Cougar Countdown offers something to help everyone feel calm and supported during finals.
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Editor of ‘The Paris Review’ Lends Advice to MFA Students
Students in the College's Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing Program got to hear from the editor of 'The Paris Review' during a recent event.
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Charleston Harbor is a Living Laboratory for Oceanography Students
Oceanography students get the opportunity to work on board a research vessel to gain hands-on experience in marine science research thanks to the Grice Marine Lab.
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College of Charleston Photos of the Week
From Yoga on the Green to a musical showcase with the In the Mix arts management series, there's been a lot happening lately at the College of Charleston.
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French Professor Reflects on Notre Dame Following Fire
French professor Juliette Bourdier grew up in Paris. Watching Notre Dame Cathedral burn on April 15, 2019, reminded her of the building's significance in history and in her own life.
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Student Explores the Role of Activism Through Social Justice Grant
Student Allie Stern was one of six students to receive a Race and Social Justice Initiative Student Leadership Award aimed at addressing social change on campus.