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CofC always has a place – whether on land or on sea – for the Cougar family!

President Hsu takes a rest on new installation in Rivers Green
Rivers Green looking back towards new sign
peaceful scene in Rivers Green
CofC Installation from across Comings St

President Andrew T. Hsu and passing students have fun taking selfies with the new CofC installation. Rivers Green’s newest piece of art adds a little spirit to the space’s existing beauty. (Photos by Catie Cleveland)

A group gathers on a wooden deck under a shelter as one person kneels and demonstrates something to the attentive audience.
A person in an apron holds two crabs while speaking to a group on a dock by the water.
A group of people wearing hats and sunglasses stand on a dock, listening to someone speak, with modern buildings and water in the background.
A blue crab crawls across a dark wooden deck with sunlight casting shadows.
A group of people on a wooden dock by the water, each holding a crab and smiling for the camera.

The Lowcountry Learning Exchange, a new Mellon-funded grant project, hosted a summer seminar the first week of June for its Faculty Fellows. The project’s focus is place-based and digital humanities with a focus on Lowcountry foodways. Faculty Fellows will be developing projects, internships and curricula throughout the three-year project. This activity is Casual Crabbing with Tia. Fellows learned to net-casting and crabbing techniques, along with the history of crabbing in the Lowcountry. (Photos by Abby Albright)

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