Director of National Intelligence; Deputy Director of FBI speaking at The Citadel

Global and national security leaders to participate in Intelligence and Cybersecurity Conference The U.S. Director of National Intelligence and the Deputy Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation along with

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Military colleges aim to develop cyber programs

In an effort to address concerns over the looming skills gap, leading military colleges and universities in the US have moved to establish cyber institutes.

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Senior Military Colleges push to secure collective national cyber institute

America’s Senior Military Colleges work toward DOD Cyber Institute amendment for FY19 NDAA with South Carolina’s Senators Graham and Scott.

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Researching the fundamental particles of matter

Citadel nuclear physics researcher Dr. Scott Yost is working to facilitate discovery of new particles with global collaborators and with the help of cadets.

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Your tires are polluting Charleston Harbor

Groundbreaking research shows that seven tons of microscopic plastic particles can be found floating in Charleston Harbor.

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Gifts name Citadel’s School of Science and Mathematics for Swain family

A pair of substantial gifts to name the Swain Family School of Science and Mathematics was formalized June 1.

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A lesson in gaining buy-in from policy makers: an author Q&A with Dr. Daniel Bornstein

Dr. Bornstein discusses how to align public health needs with the issues that matter to policy makers can create greater buy-in.

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The Healer’s Gift

Annie Harrington knows the important role that healthcare professionals and caregivers play in a patient’s road to recovery.

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Citadel nursing program cadet earns Palmetto Gold Scholarship

Future nurse and Bulldogs volleyball player, Cadet Caricia Rodriguez is the recipient of the South Carolina Palmetto Gold nurse scholarship.

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Tires: An Emerging Threat to Our Waterways, Our Seafood, and Ourselves?

When you’re driving, every time you brake, speed up, or hug an S-curve, you leave tiny flecks of tire behind.

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