The Citadel Graduate College celebrated student and faculty excellence in areas of academics, leadership and service during the annual CGC Awards Ceremony.

The Citadel honored three of its most outstanding cadets during the South Carolina Corps of Cadets Commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 3.

The annual awards convocation took place on Thursday, May 1, to honor outstanding cadets and active duty students.

Cadet Chase Collins reflected on a spring break study abroad trip through Europe, where he and fellow Citadel students walked the grounds of major World War II battle sites.

An astronaut, and the 10th person to ever walk on the moon, Brig. Gen. Charles Duke Jr., USAF (Ret.), will serve as speaker for the morning ceremony.

Recently, The Citadel held its first-ever Advising Summit, a campus-wide event inviting faculty, staff and students to engage in an afternoon of collaboration and professional development to strengthen the college’s academic support system.

Over the final weekend of March, six Citadel cadets traveled to Sanremo, Italy, to compete in the 23rd International Military Academy Law and Armed Conflict Competition.

In the first 10 years of the Baker Business Bowl, only one team has come out on top as the winner and went home with the grand prize to start their business. But this year is a first for the event, with two teams tying for 1st place.

Four new honorees will be inducted into the Tommy and Victoria Baker School of Business Hall of Fame on April 3, 2025.

The President’s List is one of the most distinguished cadet awards presented by The Citadel. It indicates excellence in academics and military duties.