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A Message from General Walters
Greetings Citadel Campus Family: I trust this message finds you well. We are working hard preparing our return to face-to-face instruction in the fall, and I thank everyone on our
Read MoreFirst Army commanding general, ’85, shares his Independence Day message
Lt. Gen. Thomas James Jr., Citadel Class of 1985, is the commander of First Army. First Army is the oldest and longest established field army of the branch.
Read MorePassing the Trident: 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit Change of Command from Col. Robert Brodie to Col. Michael Nakonieczny
Col. Robert Brodie is a member of The Citadel Class of 1994 and the departing commanding officer of the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit.
Read MoreMeet Ashley Towers, incoming president of the Student Veteran Association
The Citadel Student Veterans Association is a student-governed organization that assists veteran students enrolled at the Military College of South Carolina
Read MoreThe Right Path
Veteran day student Thomas Taylor planned to spend his career in the Army, but when he was injured on duty, he was forced to change his plans. And that’s when he started exploring the idea of pursuing a college education.
Read MoreClass of 2024 marches forward with Virtual Fourth-Class Orientation
About 700 young men and women are preparing for success before entering The Citadel as cadet recruits, who will comprise the Class of 2024.
Read MoreSave the date: Get the information you need for Operation Fall Return 2020 from Citadel leadership
All efforts are focused on setting conditions for cadets and students to return to an adapted face-to-face instruction and training model.
Read MoreBack on campus: it is our duty to protect ourselves and others from COVID-19
Operation Fall Return 2020 sets conditions for cadets and students to return to an adapted face-to-face instruction and training model.
Read MoreFormer Citadel students look to make 3D printing accessible
Ethan Warner and Benjamin Scott founded Evolve 3D to streamline 3D printing and make an otherwise expensive printer more affordable and accessible.
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