The Citadel recently earned statewide recognition for its work to educate and prepare future leaders in the field of cybersecurity.

Michael Livingston, Ph.D., Citadel English professor, answers some final questions after the season finale of the popular TV show.

The 82nd Airborne Division will induct its second Hall of Fame class on Wednesday, May 22, during All American Week, the North Carolina-based division’s celebration of paratroopers past and present.

MDTA Police officers conduct a plane-side “Dignity Transfer” ceremony for all fallen members of the armed forces that arrive at BWI Airport and 1st Lt. McDowell will be no different.

Jennifer Petrone says her lifelong dream was to become a police officer, even if it seemed out of reach for a long time. However, after years of hard work and late nights, the low-country South Carolina mother of six has made that dream a reality, through The Citadel Graduate College.

With the first phase of construction underway on the future home of the Baker School of Business, the leaders of the construction company heading the project took the president of The Citadel on brief tour of the site on on Thursday, May 16.

Meet three graduates from the Class of 2019 who will use what they learned in the Baker School of Business to get ahead in their professions.

The Citadel’s National Security Agency designated National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education is hosting a workshop to help engage the owners of high priority Department of Defense (DoD) critical infrastructure as well as municipality leaders, on the topic of key relationships between commercial critical infrastructure and DoD critical missions. The Jack Voltaic 2.5 Cyber Workshop will be held from 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. on Thurs., May 21 in Grimsley and Thompson Halls on The Citadel campus.

AAC&U’s Tia Brown McNair conducted a site visit at the Truth, Racial Healing and Transformation Campus Center at The Citadel.

With heavy hearts, The Citadel family mourns the passing of U.S. Marine 1st Lt. Conor McDowell, ’17, who was killed during a tragic training accident late last week. 1st Lt.