Seven World War II veterans from the Battle of the Bulge came to The Citadel as part of the soldiers’ historic reunion in the Lowcountry. 

Cadet — and Bulldog soccer player — Ryleigh Jenkins is joining a long family line of serving our country.

“It feels like you can have an impact on something you’re going through right now.”

Battle recommenced this year when Mr. Livingston, a professor at The Citadel, South Carolina’s military college, released a book pinpointing Brunanburh as happening on the Wirral Peninsula, near Liverpool.

The new aims to improve the safety and effectiveness of military tactical vehicles in honor of Conor McDowell, Class of 2017. 

“We thought, ‘Ah, these guys are moving around so that they can get close together for reproduction.’”

Attendees of The Citadel’s military review parade on Saturday were witnesses to tradition and a history-making moment.

North Charleston police officer Ashley Thompson, ’09, received a slew of support before her first surgery following chemotherapy.

“Many Black farmers and other groups who have experienced historic discrimination have inherited heirs’ property.”

Jacob Hagstrom, Ph.D., interviewed in this article, is a professor with The Citadel’s Department of History.