Overcoming COVID-19

Our year was unique compared to many institutions, as The Citadel maintained a safe, on-campus experience, while keeping COVID cases in check.

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Welcoming The Citadel Class of 2025

Matriculation Day, general information about the newest contingent of cadet recruits Photo above: Matriculation Day for the Class of 2024 at The Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina on Saturday, August

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New information portal available to parents and family of Citadel cadets

“Our goal is to simplify finding information for parents and families by putting the resources they’ll need on one, simple web platform.”

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Future cadets learn from three Vietnam era Medal of Honor recipients

“To succeed you’ve got to lead from the front at all times. You are there to show them the way.”

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Big ballet to be in Charleston July 17

As seen in Charleston Currents The American Ballet Theatre will be in Charleston July 17 for a free outdoor performance at The Citadel’s parade ground, Summerall Field. To attend, you

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Tracking Tropical Storm Elsa

At this time, there are no changes to campus operations.

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Cadets and families: get the intel needed to prepare for fall semester at The Citadel

Incoming cadet recruits register by July 1 for The Citadel Success Institute All cadets and their families are encouraged to participate a June 29 virtual town hall, as the college

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Citadel boxing is returning to the ring

“I would say this is the new beginning of something that began back in the 1940s. Boxing at The Citadel Military College is alive.”

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Dr. Andrew Williams to lead The Citadel School of Engineering

“Dr. Williams is a strategic financial planner who has helped raise approximately $29 million in grants and support for education and research from organizations including Apple, Boeing, GE, GM, Google, IBM, and NASA.”

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Hicks: CAPT Geno Paluso made The Citadel, and the Corps of Cadets, better

“This place has to constantly change and get better. That’s what I wanted to do, giving back what I learned in 25 years with the Navy.”

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