The Citadel’s School of Humanities and Social Sciences is finishing up the end of its John C. West Chair Speaker Series, which has brought numerous senior government leaders from careers in intelligence, military and diplomatic areas to campus to speak to cadets and community members about important policy issues.

An Austrian archivist recently traveled to Charleston to look through The Citadel Archives and Museum Mark W. Clark Collection.

The Citadel has just snipped the ceremonial blue ribbon to open the new Capers Hall, which houses the School of Humanities and Social Sciences. The previous building of the same name was demolished in 2021 to make way for the new one, which was designed by the architectural firm Woolpert.

The Military College of South Carolina will host an event titled “The Wheel of Time: Books to Film at The Citadel” on Tuesday, Oct. 3, at 6:30 p.m.

After years of preparations and planning, the Capers Hall ribbon-cutting ceremony was held on Saturday, Sept. 9, to officially commemorate The Citadel’s newest academic building.

The Citadel community is welcoming Stephanie Fye to her new role as The Citadel’s new director of advising.

The Citadel is expanding and improving its campus safety notification system — Bulldog Alert — that is used to communicate important information to The Citadel Community in times of emergency.

Daniel Oliver Bowman was the first head of the Department of Psychology, developed The Citadel Counseling Center and served as the first director of Graduate Programs.

The Zucker Family School of Education is ensuring cadets from the incoming Class of 2027 are prepared through the new Summer Bridge Program.

Gregory Mazzaro, a professor in The Citadel’s electrical and computer engineering department is working with Army researchers on a new way to help soldiers detect buried bombs.