Major General David Wilson, a member of the Class of 1991, is the first African American graduate from The Citadel to become a two-star general.

A project that began with The Citadel, MUSC and Coastal Carolina University to produce crucial medical equipment has grown into a statewide effort.

It’s a new, story-reading web resource for teachers and parents, and the children they are educating while schools are closed due to the pandemic.

Karen Lewis Crawford was in the final stages of her training to become an ordained minister in the Wesleyan Church when she received some surprising news: she would be the

MAJ David Preston, Ph.D., a Citadel History professor, is the Executive Officer of 3rd Battalion, 1st Civil Support Brigade in the S.C. State Guard.

However we choose to do it, every person of any age who is not ill needs to just keep moving to be physically and mentally fit during this time of being cloistered in our home

Despite a closed campus, more than 100 cadets are being recognized for their academic and military leadership and excellence during the academic year.

Dan Hawkins, Dr. James Bezjian, Dr. Sarah Imam have been hard at work 3D printing six medical masks a day, to be donated to MUSC.

Photo above: Citadel Class of 2019 nursing alumna, Tamar Sternfeld, working in protective gear at MUSC in Charleston The Class of 2020 includes the Swain Department of Nursing’s second graduating

Wake up tomorrow and continue the climb because life goes on and you are more prepared and more blessed than the rest.