Cadets, who can’t leave campus before returning home for the long Thanksgiving/winter furlough, enjoyed some fun diversions for the on-campus weekend.

Cadets will not be granted leave before the furlough departure. They will, however, be able to enjoy food trucks, increased intramural activities and outdoor games.

Nancy Mace, Citadel Class of 2000, will represent South Carolina’s Lowcountry after beating freshman Democratic Rep. Joe Cunningham.

Adrienne Crosby and six of her peers made history in 2002 as the first class of African American women to graduate from The Citadel.

According to a tag on the back, it was given to donors who contributed up to a certain amount to the “Promoting the Advancement of Citadel Education.”

An integral part of The Citadel is the Veteran Student Success Center, open to both day and evening veteran students.

Two cadets will be named a Henry Dale Smith Public Speaking Award Winner at the college’s annual Commencement Week Awards Convocation.

Eight teams of Citadel cadets and students are preparing to compete in the elevator pitch round of the Baker Business Bowl on Nov. 11.

The Citadel President initiated the search to identify the next Commandant of Cadets, a role that is crucial to the success of the Military College of South Carolina.

Expanding our Title IX team from two to seven trained deputies is imperative to providing a supportive environment that encourages reporting of sexual harassment and sexual violence.