CofC’s Renard Harris Celebrates International Blues Day on Harmonica
In celebration of International Blues Day on Aug. 5, 2017, CofC's chief diversity officer Rénard Harris talks about how the blues helped to shape his life.
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CofC to Host Eclipse Viewing Celebration for Students, Faculty & Staff
Students, faculty and staff at the College of Charleston are all invited to a once-in-a-lifetime celebration for the upcoming total solar eclipse.
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What Does Clyde the Cougar Do All Summer?
With all the students away for the summer, how does Clyde the Cougar spend his time?
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Actor Tony Danza Helps Fund Theatre Camp Trip to CofC
The College of Charleston Department of Theatre and Dance partnered with a NYC-based youth theater program spearheaded by Tony Danza to offer a week-long summer program in the Holy City.
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How CofC Is Helping Charleston Enjoy the Eclipse
College of Charleston professors and students will be out in the surrounding community on Monday, Aug. 21 helping residents enjoy the solar eclipse safely.
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IWYJ: Food Stylist Fell Into Perfect Career
Anna Shillinglaw Hampton '00 left College of Charleston with degrees in French and international business and went on to an exciting career in food media.
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College of Charleston Photos of the Week
Take another tour through the College of Charleston campus with Travel + Leisure.
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George Rabb, CofC Alum Who Transformed Chicago Zoo, Passes Away
George Rabb '51, the College of Charleston alumnus who served as the director of Chicago's Brookfield Zoo for nearly three decades and became one of the most influential wildlife conservation advocates in the country, passed away Thursday after battling a brief illness, according to the organization that runs the zoo. He was 87. George
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Computer Science Student Develops Skills at Google
One College of Charleston student got to attend a Google Scholars program designed to encourage women in tech to excel and become role models.
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Students Use Classroom Lessons to Launch Arts Nonprofit
Started by CofC students Cody Dixon and Julian Harrell, Soul Power Productions aims to support new musicians.