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A Citadel history professor has turned a class project into a new book of documents about the Great Depression in Charleston.

Volunteers from The Citadel visited K-3 students attending PCG-UI’s EPIC Summer Camp to read to more than 130 campers and donate books.

As the final moments of an 18-day ordeal unfolded before him, Citadel graduate and Air Force Maj. Charles Hodges felt a sense of relief, the same one felt the world over.

Ryan Rawl was killed by a suicide bomber in an Afghan market in 2012. Now, Richland County honors the Citadel alum every Independence Day with a bootcamp.

With Chris Lemonis named as the new coach at Mississippi State on Monday, former Citadel players will hold two of the top jobs in college baseball.

Bo Cain has always been focused on supporting service activities, and has spent four years with Metanoia. 

On June 15, Nebraska Wesleyan University in Lincoln hosted the fourth annual Network Globally, Act Locally (NGAL) pitch competition.

Since the tragic events of 9/11, the United States has spent about $2.8 trillion on counterterrorism activities.

In an effort to address concerns over the looming skills gap, leading military colleges and universities in the US have moved to establish cyber institutes.

A pair of Summerville martial artists earned medals for the United States during the 2018 Pan-American Judo Championships.