“Everyone was on edge to listen to what he had to say,” said Jan Goldman, professor of Intelligence and Security Studies at The Citadel.

A Citadel cadet, along with two professors, wrote an academic paper titled “Matrices in the Hosoya Triangle” which was published in The Fibonacci Quarterly.

The Department of Intelligence and Security Studies will host a major conference, including a historic gathering of the FBI’s lead Watergate investigators.

The Citadel president in The State newspaper on reducing S.C. student debt by improving 4- year graduation rate, otherwise known as The Citadel Effect.

The Citadel’s campus master plan will create a vision of what the public military college could look like 15 years from now.

Jan Goldman, Ph.D. is a professor of Intelligence and Security Studies at The Citadel, and is an expert on the role of ethics and intelligence operations.

Photo: A prototype of Citadel cadets’ “traffic solver” concept. As seen in The Post and Courier, by Jeff Hartsell You see them at both ends of a traffic construction zone,

A former member of the South Carolina Corps of Cadets went on to a horse racing career that included 1,328 victories and earnings of $54,657,686.

As Provost and Dean of The Citadel, Sally Selden, Ph.D., SPHR, serves as the college’s chief academic officer and second ranking administrator.

Longtime Citadel janitor Dwight Holmes never misses a Dallas Cowboys game, even though he can’t travel home to watch his team.