What’s in Lowcountry sunny-day floodwaters that can endanger people, marine life and the environment? Citadel’s Center for Climate Studies is working to find that out, and much more

Students working on this project will help create new knowledge about the fate of perfluorocarboxylic acids in the atmosphere; this information is required to determine whether these compounds are an important part of global warming.

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Spring 2021 Course Registration Updates

Due to COVID-19, The college is making adjustments to offer maximum flexibility and opportunity to maintain or accelerate academic progress.

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Cadet selected to serve on board for National Collegiate Hispanic Honor Society

The National Collegiate Hispanic Honor Society, has named The Citadel’s Micah L. Cohen as the newest member of its Board of Student Advisers.

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Citadel cadets and students volunteer for veterans in need

The Citadel Health Careers Society and others from the college spent Friday morning supplying low-income veteran families with food assistance.

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Company accused of polluting ocean with plastic has an ally: SC ports

For John Weinstein, Ph.D., Department Head of Biology at The Citadel, the harm that plastics cause to marine ecosystems is his life’s work.

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Opinion: Trump debate refusal to discourage unrest after the election shows he doesn’t get the U.S.

Think, NBC News’s home for op-eds, in-depth analyses and essays about news, published an article by Citadel professor Jacob Hagstrom, Ph.D.

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New Center for Climate Studies to be established at The Citadel

The Center’s mission will be to promote climate science through education, research, outreach and the development of public-private partnerships.

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