The new owners Christopher Houston, Scotty Sheriff and Darren Bradley graduated from The Citadel in 2003, 2001 and 1989, respectively. 

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

Although one son was at The Citadel, his goal wasn’t to follow in his father’s footsteps. He wanted structure and discipline.

“The networking here is one of the most important benefits of WiCyS, which helps organizations recruit and retain highly trained women cybersecurity professionals.”

“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.”

“In October, the results of the research will be presented to help Charlestonians better understand the extent of their urban heat challenges…”

“Cyber attacks in South Carolina are becoming more and more common, just as they are across the country.”

Mueller, a graduate of The Citadel, started rucking several years ago to create a community and exercise outdoors.

Senior Engineering majors will work on construction approaches needed to accommodate electric vertical take-off and landing vehicles.

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