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DHEC with community partners is holding free COVID-19 mobile testing and popup clinics throughout the state, and more clinics will be announced soon.

It is our aim to begin 2020 Fall Semester on time in August, and in-person, with the the health and safety of everyone remaining a first priority.

In response to the necessary disruption caused by COVID-19, The Citadel is now modifying some of its customary academic policies.

The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act provided The Citadel with $1.249 million in Higher Education Emergency Relief Funds for student grants. The funds are being issued to

The Citadel is temporarily staging incoming poolees headed for recruit training for 14 days for observation due to COVID-19.

The Citadel takes the safety of our employees and those in the campus community seriously. The following protocols apply as employees return to campus.

She’s been through eight commandants and 35 regimental commanders. Two of her four sons are graduates. One grandson is a graduate, and in 2021, another grandson will graduate.

The Citadel has a unique opportunity to assist The Marine Corps in training the next generation of Americans answering the call to service to our nation.

The arrangement was made to enable the Marines to observe recruits to detect possible cases of COVID-19 prior to them entering the base on Parris Island.

Early May, as outlined below, is the time for cadets from 1st, 4th, and 5th Battalions to retrieve their belongings; cadets will have two date options.