Commandant of Cadets Col. Tom Gordon interviewed about The Citadel history and status today

The Citadel Commandant of Cadets, Col. Thomas Gordon, speaks with Veteran Radio America about the college’s history and current activities.

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Families with children struggling in school say Oak Ridge Military Academy, with leadership from a Citadel grad, helps students achieve

Caroline McKaughan credits her time at The Citadel for instilling within her the attitude of service, leadership capacity and educational training she’s needed to fulfill her role in serving the cadets at Oak Ridge Military Academy.

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Citadel honors first African-American female graduates

As seen on WCIV – ABC News 4, by Eli Brand “Trust me, I got every bit of it. But because of that challenge, I experienced 24 years ago as

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‘Space Force? Is that Real?’ Guardians Still Struggling with an Unconvinced Public

Cadet Conor William Deans said he was encouraged to join the Space Force in 2019 when Gen. John Raymond, then with the Air Force, came to campus to talk about his military career. When Raymond became the first chief of space operations, The Citadel cadet said he wanted to be a part of history.

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Interim executive director Howard Knapp, ’08, to lead South Carolina Election Commission permanently

The South Carolina Election Commission unanimously voted Howard Knapp, ’08, the permanent head of the agency overseeing elections.

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Citadel cadets put the words of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. into action

The MLK Day of Service is a national effort to use the holiday honoring the civil rights leader into a day of community service.

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Citadel cadet named top Naval ROTC cadet in the United States

Citadel Cadet Grayson Gasque, Class of 2022, was named Navy ROTC Student of the Year by Navy Federal Credit Union.

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Citadel professor interviewed about the continuing supply chain saga

Supply Chain Management professor Hee Yoon Kwon, Ph.D., explains how the situation is more of a ‘supply web’ — or ‘network’ — problem.

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How fuel spills impact the Lowcountry’s health and environment

“Gigantic spills have catastrophic effects, smaller scale spills are less problematic,” says Citadel professor Dr. John Zardus.

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The Citadel’s Hayden Brown is guided by faith

The super senior from the Upstate has grown and developed his game and himself during his time here in the Lowcountry.

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