“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.”

The most prestigious award presented by the Krause Center for Leadership and Ethics is normally announced at the annual Principled Leadership Symposium.

The Palmetto Medal Award, one of the highest awards presented by The Citadel, would normally be presented during the 2020 Corps Day Weekend.

Lt. Gen. Larry Nicholson, a member of The Citadel Class of 1979, was recently one of the final candidates for president of The Citadel.

Photo: Special Forces Capt. Ben Carnell, a former Citadel quarterback, was wounded a year ago while serving in Afghanistan (Courtesy: Grace Beahm Alford, The Post and Courier) As seen in

It’s the first collaboration between the school and the North Charleston-based company, and is part of The Citadel’s effort to expand its fine arts program.

It’s been 50 years since Charles Foster made history as the first African American graduate of The Citadel, and his legacy is continues to show.

Social studies teacher and Citadel Graduate College alumna Leslie Sullivan was surprised at Palmetto Scholars Academy with a $25,000 Milken Educator Award.

In this video, some of Foster’s classmates reflect on the man behind the “first” 50 years after Charles Foster’s graduation.

Citadel School of Engineering alumnus promoted to major general with family and Citadel classmates at ceremony.