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Though the OTA schedule is rigorous, Dee Delaney said it’s nothing compared to what he experienced when he played at The Citadel.

On the rare mornings that Citadel cadet Jennifer Pozzani slept through her alarm, her roommate in Law Barracks was quick to action.

William Alexander Faulconer was inspired by the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks to serve his nation. He joined the Army and served 10 years before returning to college to finish his degree in business administration.

The expression “keeping it in the family” is the most accurate way to describe the Tye family and their relationship with The Citadel.

Larry Daniel talks about how the Read to Succeed Bill has changed the landscape of education in South Carolina.

Data science, the process used to develop analytics from the big data to use for research and development, is an inescapable topic these days.

When Sarah Zorn applied for admission to the Citadel four years ago, she had not heard the story of Shannon Faulkner.

With the passing of a ceremonial sword on Friday, Sarah Zorn made history.

The chief of the Army Ordnance Corps was promoted to the rank of brigadier general during a ceremony April 13 at Mark Clark Hall.

A letter to the editor from Citadel professor Brian Norris regarding cellphone blocking technology in South Carolina.