He’s one of the few people to rise from private to four-star general — and soon he’ll be at The Citadel to share some of his experiences.

The first Greater Issues address of 2020 will be given by Anita Zucker, the namesake of The Citadel’s Zucker Family School of Education.

A look at some of the big February events happening in and around The Citadel’s campus, including events celebrating Black History Month.

More than 30 Citadel cadets used this time to give back to local children in need, and the Salvation Army is still accepting donations through Dec. 18.

Beginning with the Class of 2024, a student must have lived on campus with the Corps for six semesters to graduate with a cadet degree.

The Citadel hosted more than 340 middle and high school students interested in computer science from 12 different schools across the state.

The Citadel cadet experience is not one that includes a laissez-faire approach to tackling the hard stuff.

Fifty cadets are spending hours practicing getting ready to perform in the Christmas Candlelight Service, an iconic part of the Lowcountry’s holiday season.

“It made me feel more prideful about the service that I will be doing for my country,” said Ruby Bolden of Pompeo’s speech.

In just a few months, The Citadel Pipe Band will be performing in front of a national audience at The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo in Scotland.