“This enhanced training provides students with a strong leadership foundation after graduation.”

This exhibition showcases artwork by fourteen cadets selected from Prof. Rick Sargent’s popular drawing and wildlife drawing classes. Cadets used charcoal or pen and ink on toned paper to draw a variety of animals from a bear to a butterfly.

Curtis said one concern in the Charleston area is finding the open areas to add more green space and plant trees.

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

Though it’s an academic minor at The Citadel, Fine Arts has a major appeal for the South Carolina Corps of Cadets.

Nurses Maddy Salem and Tamar Sternfeld reflect on helping Citadel family, working as nurses since graduating amid pandemic Michael and Jacey Verdicchio got a happy surprise when checking into the

“The Bronze level recognition means that your college is among the nation’s leaders in inclusive excellence.”

“Cyber attacks are escalating. They impact government and private sector interests at all levels.”

Photo above: Baker School of Business MBA students studying Among The Citadel Graduate College programs in the top 25 on the newest Intelligent.com national rankings report is the Zucker Family

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