Nearing the mid-point of their senior year, more than 70 cadets at The Citadel now know what branch of the Army they will enter after graduation.

Our goal is to clear some financial hurdles for our Class of 2026 ROTC Scholarship cadets, so they can get to work and focus on being officer-ready at graduation.

During the spring semester, the Tommy and Victoria Baker School of Business will host two competitions, each with a the grand prize of $10,000.

If you are a current cadet or student, you have a Merit account. It’s used to celebrate the great things you do while enrolled.

Watch the team at Quarters One on campus as they learn who’ll they’ll be playing.

Cadets line up, their faces glowing with each individual candle, then proceed into the chapel, taking their places as the readers, singers and musicians for the evening.

The Class of 2024 reported for work with enthusiasm, energy and an eagerness to give out animal cracker treats.

More than 1,000 goodie bags are now in the hands of local healthcare workers, a small sign to show how cadets are grateful for their work.

The Daniel Library is currently displaying cadet and student artwork to raise awareness and honor the sacrifices of veterans.

At her Title I school, Lauren Roche makes a positive impact every day by doing what she loves. When Roche noticed her English language learners needed an advocate, she enrolled in The Citadel Graduate College’s literacy education program.