College of Charleston Photos of the Week

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While College of Charleston staff look back on a year of hard work with appreciation, students are digging for clues about what Charleston looked like in the early 1700s.

looking through the gate at 86 1/2 Queen Street
people working in two holes
sifting through dirt
close up of hands sorting through dirt
students and professor look at camera for photo
overview of dig site

College of Charleston students are gaining hands-on archaeology experience through a summer excavation project at a private property on Charleston’s peninsula. The summer project provides students with the opportunity to engage in field work with Sarah Platt, assistant professor of anthropology, that may uncover layers of history that no longer exist. (Photos by Catie Cleveland)

Overlooking people at awards function in gym
employees talking
Campus Safety Officers enjoy the event
people talk at long tables in the gym
looking down from above at food
President Hsu speaks to crowd in gym
group photo of award winners
crowd claps for people standing

College of Charleston staff were recognized at the annual Staff Celebration Lunch and Awards Presentation. (Photos by Catie Cleveland)

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