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Every year, the CIA descends upon The Citadel’s campus in teams of four to five. Their mission? To recruit the best and brightest of the Corps.

The Citadel has received a $30,000 grant to be used for encouraging community dialogue about race.

Citadel alumni from Sumter spoke well of Walters and look forward to his leadership at the college.

President Donald Trump has nominated Marine Lt. Gen. Kenneth F. McKenzie Jr., Citadel graduate, as the next commander of Central Command.

As a token of gratitude, Citadel rising junior and Wando graduate James Jennings seized the opportunity to show his thankfulness toward his high school.

Josh Massey awoke in the training room at The Citadel, unsure of where he was or who was staring down at him.

The Herald caught up with Massey recently to talk about the injuries that forced him to stop playing football, and what’s happened since.

An economic impact analysis released by The Citadel found that the military college generated an estimated $3 million per year between 2014 and 2016.

A brand new partnership between a Lowcountry college and downtown hospital comes with a unique military connection.

As disciplines, economics and ecology are largely thought of as distinct and separate from one another, often taught on opposite ends of campus.