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Citadel professor finds not all plastic is equal in study on decomposition
Weinstein said there are only about 100 of these composters, begging the question of whether someone who chooses a PLA product as a green option would actually be able to dispose of it properly.
Read MoreNear Center for Climate Studies announces advisory board
Near Center for Climate Studies is now being guided by a distinguished group of advisors.
Read MoreThis Citadel ROTC instructor just became a Guardian in the new US Space Force
“I love space,” Morand said. “So there’s no reason I wouldn’t have done it. I’m excited to do this new opportunity.”
Read MoreA look inside the new partnership between The Citadel and Beaufort County School District
For the first time, the ZFSOE is partnered with Beaufort County School District, offering teachers the opportunity become school counselors.
Read MoreGov. McMaster presents ‘Order of the Palmetto’ to North Charleston Principal Henry Darby, CGC ’07 and ’10
Through the Zucker Family School of Education, Darby earned a M.Ed. in Secondary School Education in 2007 and an Ed.S. degree in 2010.
Read MoreFour Citadel alumni in the NFL game
Four Citadel alumni, all former Bulldogs football players, are working as for NFL teams – two as assistant coaches, and one as a player for the Buffalo Bills.
Read MoreFour finalists announced in search for new Commandant of Cadets
The Citadel Commandant of Cadets is responsible for the command, leadership development and oversight of the 2,300-member Corps of Cadets.
Read MoreHicks: When things went wrong, these Charleston institutions did things right
Unlike some people, the Corps of Cadets (to use another military term) has “embraced the suck.” They know this isn’t an ideal situation, but they’re doing what has to be done to remain on campus.
Read MoreCitadel cadets tour the International African American Museum site
Former mayor Joe Riley and Citadel cadets in his class toured the International African American Museum currently under construction.
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