Regardless of the type of degree Citadel cadets and students pursue, they’re all a member of one family — The Citadel family.

Attending the 177-year-old Military College of South Carolina is a family tradition that, for some, dates back generations.

Kevin Murdock, Class of 1992, founded Premier Medical Laboratory Services, the first private SC commercial testing facility to test for COVID-19.

The Citadel Archives is seeking stories and images from our students, faculty and staff for a permanent collection focusing on their COVID-19 experiences.

Not long before the pandemic became a daily actuality, four seniors majoring in mechanical engineering enjoyed an experience they won’t likely forget.

Though the ingredients may not align with today’s nutrition guidelines, the chocolaty sweets were a welcome addition to meals in the mess “back in the day.”

Major General David Wilson, a member of the Class of 1991, is the first African American graduate from The Citadel to become a two-star general.

It’s a new, story-reading web resource for teachers and parents, and the children they are educating while schools are closed due to the pandemic.

Karen Lewis Crawford was in the final stages of her training to become an ordained minister in the Wesleyan Church when she received some surprising news: she would be the

“You don’t go through something like this without alterations. But the human spirit is resilient, and there’s a special kindness in this community.”