We are happy to announce more great news regarding our exceptional Honors students. Juniors Schylar Brock and Mary Frances Zeager as well as sophomore Elizabeth Mandell were recognized for their exceptional academic records and interest in economics in November by the School of Business’ Initiative for Public Choice and Market Process (IPCMP). According to The College […]
In November, College of Charleston hosted a Global Entrepreneurship Week, where students participated in various activities sponsored by the School of Business, the Honors College and ENACTUS. One of these events was the Wild Pitch for Social Change contest. Of 61 applicants, only eight students were selected to participate in the competition–including Mary Frances Zeager, […]
This post joins a string of others announcing publications about Honors College students. We can hardly keep up with these engaged and successful young adults! Yesterday, The College Today posted an article about Honors junior Clay Dustin and his volunteer program, Project Playground–an integral part of this year’s Honors Engaged program, which gets Honors students involved in campus […]
Last week, we posted a brief review of Eden Katz’s article in the College of Charleston Magazine. Today, we announce the publication of yet another article featuring Honors students. Eden appears again, as do Honors students Ashlan Bishop and Tyler Perini. The College Today posted an article called “3 Honors College Students Who are Going […]
Honors junior and Public Health major Eden Katz was trying to raise money to travel to Ghana with Project OKURASE, where she would volunteer with their Village Health Outreach. It seemed the only way she could secure the scholarship was to get college credit for her work; therefore, she assumed, her project would culminate in […]
Last October, we featured an appearance of CofC’s Geology department in Charleston’s Post & Courier. This year, we return to the geology world–this time to visit College alumnus Ransom White ’06. After the Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 disappeared in March, one of the most puzzling and comprehensive searches in history ensued. Ransom’s team uses sonar equipment to […]
Honors students are striving not just to be great scholars, but global citizens. That’s why the Honors College encourages students to study abroad during their undergraduate careers. We gathered some of the blogs of students traveling this semester and even interviewed Honors junior Alex Worthy about the highlights of her experience! Olivia Cohen: Cape […]
Living in Charleston isn’t cheap. This amazing city is full of opportunities for culture, nightlife, shopping and eating; yet while all that makes it an ideal tourist destination, being a full-time resident can be draining on a student’s wallet. We hunted for student discounts to help ease the pain of parting with your dollars. Rovertown: This […]
During her time at the College, Caitlin Black ’12 studied biology and was an active member of the Honors College. Now, she’s continuing her studies by pursuing her PhD in Zoology at the University of Oxford. But her work isn’t just for high-level scientists; her team recently launched Penguin Watch, a site that depends on […]
Are you looking for a student organization to join that’s active, exciting, affordable and takes advantage of Charleston’s waterfront location? Look no further than the College of Charleston Watersports Club. We spoke with president Adam Lea about what it means to be a part of this club. VK: When was the Watersports Club founded? AL: We […]