Citadel alumnus and Dorchester native Mozar Ross embarked on a nine-month clerkship at South Africa’s highest court in August.

Holly Hill native Terrence Smalls, a 1998 graduate of The Citadel, was inducted into The Citadel’s Athletic Hall of Fame this September.

Joshua Roides is a third-team kicker, 5-foot-7 and 166 pounds, who sports a grin with a missing front tooth and often wears black-rimmed nerd glasses.

The Citadel’s engineering program boasts a plethora of disciplines. Newest among them is a computer engineering degree that launched in August.

Citadel professor of history and award-winning historian, Dr. David Preston, writes cover story for Smithsonian magazine called “When young George Washington started a war”

Weinstein and his students looked around the Charleston harbor at common black plastic items. Then it dawned on them: they’d found tiny bits of car tires.

Milo and Annie are now official members of the women’s soccer program, able to attend practices, games, team dinners, and more.

The Citadel is paying tribute to the victims of 9/11. Cadets placed more than 3,000 flags along the college’s Avenue of Remembrance.

The eighteenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks in America is a good time to take stock of how far Americans and humanity as a whole have come from that horrific incident that killed almost 3,000 innocent people in the United States.

The Citadel will host bestselling, Pulitzer Prize Winning author and historian Rick Atkinson on September 10 at 7 p.m. in the Holliday Alumni Center.