The Citadel Society of Women Engineers chapter is on a mission to expand girls’ interest in engineering Within The Citadel School of Engineering there is a highly engaged chapter of

More than 120 cadets and students are another step closer to their dream jobs after stopping by Daniel Library for the Career Center’s job fair prep event, “Ready, Set, Hire!”

“Origins of The Wheel of Time” is written by Michael Livingston, Ph.D., Secretary-General of the United States Commission on Military History and professor of medieval literature at The Citadel

The Citadel Commandant of Cadets, Col. Thomas Gordon, speaks with Veteran Radio America about the college’s history and current activities.

By Cadet Olivia Hime, Regimental Public Affairs NCO Photo above: SFC Kenneth Greene, USA (Ret.), ’09, poses for a portrait on Summerall Field at The Citadel in January 2022. As

“Col. Cardon Crawford’s proven abilities as a military commander and strategist…make him ideally suited to oversee the daily operations of The Citadel.”

Cadet Conor William Deans said he was encouraged to join the Space Force in 2019 when Gen. John Raymond, then with the Air Force, came to campus to talk about his military career. When Raymond became the first chief of space operations, The Citadel cadet said he wanted to be a part of history.

Recently eleven cadets and knobs took their commitment to physical fitness to another level, earning the Dutch Military Proficiency Badge

“I let them know about the many resources we have on campus to help them, which include me and my willingness to listen.”

Curtis said one concern in the Charleston area is finding the open areas to add more green space and plant trees.