The Lowcountry Graduate Center, co-founded by The Citadel, moves locations

The Lowcountry Graduate Center was founded by institutions including The Citadel, the College of Charleston and the Medical University of South Carolina.

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Cadets begin in-person classes at The Citadel on Wednesday

Wednesday marks the first day of classes at The Citadel, where safety measures are being taken social distancde on campus and reduce risk of transmission.

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Baker School of Business welcomes new faculty in all three departments

The Tommy and Victoria Baker School of Business is welcoming five new faculty members joining The Citadel community for the 2020-2021 academic year.

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The Corps comes home to campus

Sunday, August 16 marked one of the last major milestones in The Citadel’s Operation Fall Return 2020, when most of the cadets returned to campus.

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With new members, Charleston’s Equity, Inclusion and Racial Conciliation committee takes shape

Felice Knight, Ph.D., a Citadel professor, specializing in African American History and slavery, and serves on Truth, Racial Healing and Transformation team.

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New Citadel degree helps educators and professional development specialists teach in evolving educational environments

With a focus on alternative learning systems, the Zucker Family School of Education is now offering a new graduate degree to better serve educators.

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Top 5 things evening undergraduate and graduate students need to know before returning to classes

As The Citadel moves forward with Operation Fall Return 2020, an agile, conditions-based plan to return cadets and students to face-to-face instruction, college leadership is communicating regularly to keep all constituents informed.

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Meet The Citadel’s new mascot, Gen. Mike D. Groshon, a.k.a. G3

And learn the new mascot Knob Knowledge Operation Fall Return 2020 has about 2,301 central figures: 2,300 cadets and cadet recruits, and one future superstar who represents the return of

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