College Announces New Major
Computing in the Arts is an interdisciplinary curriculum that combines creativity and problem solving.
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02, 2011
School of Business Sponsors “Rethinking Recycling”
The second event in the "Think Differently" Series will challenge common views.
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02, 2011
College Hosts Computer Programming Competition
More than a dozen high school teams from N.C. and S.C. will compete.
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02, 2011
College Announces Commencement Speakers
Dr. Richard Besser of ABC News and Jose Miguel Insulza, Secretary General of the Organization of American States, are the speakers.
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02, 2011
College BOT Executive Committee Meeting
Meeting will be held on February 25.
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02, 2011
Cougars Clinch SoCon Regular Season Title
First SoCon men's basketball title since 1999.
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Honduran Ambassador to Visit College
Jorge Ramon Hernandez-Alcerro will talk with students on February 28 in Arnold Hall.
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02, 2011
State honors local artists – Charleston Post and Courier
Nina Liu, a fixture of the Charleston art scene for a quarter-century, master fiber artist Mary Jackson of Johns Island, and educator-performer Steven Rosenberg of the College of Charleston have been named recipients of the 2011 Elizabeth O'Neill Verner Governor's Awards for the Arts. The highest honor bestowed by the state in the arts, the
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Professor helps discover star system – The State
A College of Charleston professor was part of a group of international scientists that received a snapshot showing the birth of a planet system around a young star. Joseph Carson, who teaches astronomy at the College of Charleston, participated in years of research using a special telescope in Mauna Kea, Hawaii. The star system Carson
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Author Gordon to take part in C of C writer’s series – Charleston Post and Courier
Jaimy Gordon, winner of the 2010 National Book Award for fiction, comes to town Friday as the latest participant in the College of Charleston's 2011 Visiting Writers Series. Gordon, who will host a question-and-answer session 2-3 p.m. in Maybank Hall, Room 107, also will appear for a reading at 6 p.m. in Alumni Memorial Hall