“Protecting campus is a community effort and communication is key to crime prevention.”

“The Citadel is in celebration mode, yet again, and for good reason.”

“Our goal is for cadets to graduate with healthy fitness habits that will last a lifetime.”

The course featured leading global figures Riley engaged to contribute what Riley calls “the under-told stories of African American experiences.”

The postponed Homecoming recognized the milestone reunions for classes ending in ‘0 and ‘5 and, especially, members of the Class of 1970 who celebrated their 50th reunion.

Citadel cadets on Thursday evening laid out one American flag — 2,996 in total — for each victim of the Sept. 11 attacks.

“I think it’s important to honor the men, women and children who lost their lives that day, whether they were civilians or emergency responders. But it’s also the first 9/11 that we don’t have troops in Afghanistan.”

Clarence Brisbane was promoted from officer to patrol sergeant, and Thomas Shaffer was promoted from dispatcher to patrol officer.

Whether a Tiger, Gamecock, Bulldog or Paladin, even the most athletically-apathetic South Carolinian probably knows which mascot belongs with its corresponding school.

A look at some of the events happening in and around The Citadel’s campus, including dress parades, Homecoming 2020, 9/11 memorials, and more.