The newest vice chair of the Board of Visitors, Col. Triz Smith, M.D., began his term on Oct. 17 after being elected during a June 7 meeting.

The Citadel’s Class of 1979 Leadership Day was held on Wednesday, Oct. 16. In place of regularly scheduled classes, Citadel cadets participated in a day of servant leadership.

The Citadel unveiled a bust of Maj. Gen. John Grinalds, its 18th president, which will greet those who enter the front doors of Capers Hall.

After thirteen years at The Citadel, the last six years as Director of Athletics, Mike Capaccio announced his retirement as athletics director today. Capaccio has spent more than 40 years

The Citadel’s new study abroad program at Brasenose College in Oxford outlined the beginnings of a rich relationship between the two great institutions.

With a surge of new interest and steadfast leadership, The Citadel’s Hockey Club is poised for an exciting season. Backed by the guidance of seasoned coaches and an experienced team captain, the Hockey Club is pushing beyond the typical expectations of a club sport.

The Citadel’s Department of Intelligence and Security Studies is getting ready for their newest event — an Open Source Intelligence, or OSINT, conference. Partnering with the Department of Political Science’s Governor John C. West Chair, the conference will take place from Oct. 23 through Oct. 25 inside the Capers Hall auditorium.

Over the summer, six Citadel cadets chose to spend their break at the Royal Military Academy in Breda, Netherlands.

During its annual Parents’ Day weekend, The Citadel invited friends and families of the South Carolina Corps of Cadets to campus.

Cadets Michael and Robert Hart are twin brothers from the Class of 2025. Their family legacy is linked to their father, John “Jay” Hart Jr., a member of The Citadel’s Class of 1992. As his sons honor his memory and continue the tradition, his Citadel ring, engraved with ‘92, now holds even greater significance.