Leadership is at the heart of everything The Citadel does, but last week, leadership had a megaphone with a series of events that punctuated the college’s commitment to developing principled leaders.

It was one of the The Citadel’s four major weekends, bringing family and friends to campus to experience milestones and traditions alongside their cadets.

A degree from The Citadel can now give qualified students a guaranteed path to doctoral and graduate programs at one of the nation’s premier academic medical systems.

Coming up this month at The Citadel: Seniors will finally get their class rings. Leadership Day is back. Plus, what makes a good prediction.

September at The Citadel ushered in milestones and a changing season. Here’s a look back at the month in photos.

Major events of the weekend include the Ring Presentation Ceremony for The Citadel Class of 2027, the letter ceremony for the Class of 2030 and a Saturday dress parade.

When Gen. Frank McKenzie, USMC (Ret.), ’79, graduated from The Citadel nearly 47 years ago, he left campus a changed man. On Friday, Sept. 25, McKenzie stepped onto the stage

Across South Carolina, there is no better return on investment for college students and parents than The Citadel. That assessment comes from TIME, which recently named The Citadel among America’s

August at The Citadel was all about beginnings. The class of 2030 reported to campus, a new college president took the helm and a new school year began.

The incoming class of 2030 officially reported to campus on Aug. 15 to begin a first year that combines academic coursework with military and physical training.