“Being a veteran at The Citadel gives me the opportunity to share my experiences from my time in the military with my fellow cadets.”

“I grew up in a very small social bubble and because of that, I had a small understanding of what the world had to offer and how other people think.”

“The ballistic missile attack on January 8, 2020 happened to my base. So I actually saw about half of the missiles flying.”

Storm The Citadel STEM competitions return to campus Feb. 12, 2022. Registration underway.

Succeeding Blevins will be W. Keller Kissam, president-Electric Operations at Dominion Energy South Carolina, who is being promoted.

Veteran student Dimitri Fragopoulos expects to graduate in May 2022 with a degree in Intelligence and Security Studies.

The Citadel Board of Visitors (BOV) approved a modest tuition increase for the 2022-23 academic year.

“We intend for the system to be light enough to be carried by a drone.”

It provides scholarships for undergraduate students who will pursue employment with a government entity after graduation.

Sarah Imam, M.D., professor of health sciences, infuses her medical terminology and exercise physiology classes with lessons on compassion.