Citadel honors 50th anniversary of first African American graduate
It’s been 50 years since Charles Foster made history as the first African American graduate of The Citadel, and his legacy is continues to show.
Read MoreIt’s been 50 years since Charles Foster made history as the first African American graduate of The Citadel, and his legacy is continues to show.
Read MoreA look back at Vice President Mike Pence’s visit to The Citadel.
Read MoreSocial studies teacher and Citadel Graduate College alumna Leslie Sullivan was surprised at Palmetto Scholars Academy with a $25,000 Milken Educator Award.
Read MoreCitadel Dept. of History professor, Damon Fordham, was recognized by the South Carolina House of Representatives for his work.
Read MoreDena Garner, Ph.D.,professor of Health and Human Performance, helped collect the initial findings that lead to the technology’s development and testing.
Read MoreIn this video, some of Foster’s classmates reflect on the man behind the “first” 50 years after Charles Foster’s graduation.
Read MoreCitadel School of Engineering alumnus promoted to major general with family and Citadel classmates at ceremony.
Read MoreOne tool from the strategic management discipline used to assist leaders with organizational strategy is scenario planning.
Read MoreFor the second straight year, U.S. News & World Report has ranked The Citadel’s online MBA program as one of the best in the nation.
Read MoreCitadel Graduate College alumnus, USMC veteran and fire chief named for second Beaufort, SC, leadership role.
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