Cadets in the community: leading the way and giving back

Leadership Day only happens once a year, but the impact of the help from hundreds of cadets during that one day is far-reaching.

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Upcoming news from The Citadel – November and December 2019

Some of the events happening on or around The Citadel’s campus, including an educational forum, three STEM competitions and Christmas Candlelight Service.

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A day to demonstrate the servant leadership of Citadel cadets

Leadership Day, on Oct. 23, 2019, is held every year and is just one example of the many ways cadets serve their communities.

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Operation: Remembering General

The South Carolina Corps of Cadets will pay tribute to General Robert P. Carson, also called General or G2, at the Homecoming game against Mercer.

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Vietnam veterans honor fallen Citadel graduate who saved their lives

“I tried to get him out. He was trying to help us. If it hadn’t been for him and his platoon, we wouldn’t be here today.”

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The Citadel celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with culture and art expo

The second annual Latin Art and Culture Expo on Saturday, Sept. 28 in Buyer Auditorium. The event is free for families and people of all ages.

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Hurricane Hugo and The Citadel – 30 years later

A gallery of photos of The Citadel campus after Hurricane Hugo, as well as photos of cadets cleaning up the campus and neighborhood after the storm.

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Upcoming news from The Citadel – October 2019

A look at some of the big events happening in and around The Citadel’s campus, including Parents’ Weekend, Leadership Day, Homecoming and Meet the Bulldogs.

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Thousands of flags placed at The Citadel in remembrance of 9/11

The Citadel is paying tribute to the victims of 9/11. Cadets placed more than 3,000 flags along the college’s Avenue of Remembrance.

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Reconstitution instructions for campus community

The Citadel Office of the President, emergency response leaders, and Department of Public Safety officers monitor weather that could negatively impact campus, 24 hours a day.

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