Live performances may have stopped, but The Citadel Gospel Choir has not

Members of The Citadel Gospel Choir gathered with safe distancing to record a variety of songs, to be played in lieu of a live performance.

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Past and future meet in a plastic present

An interdisciplinary team from The Citadel, with the Gibbes Museum, is lifting the veil that separates the artistic from the technological.

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Citadel Intelligence and Security Studies veteran student awarded Rangel Graduate Fellowship for foreign service

Ashley Towers served America for eight years in the Army National Guard’s military police force. Now she will serve the nation again, this time in foreign service through the U.S.

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The Citadel Department of Athletics Announces Partnership with Roper St. Francis Healthcare

Roper St. Francis Healthcare will be listed as one of The Citadel athletics department’s first cornerstone partners and coined as the official healthcare provider fpr Bulldog athletics.

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No Stranger to Challenge

Returning to campus during the COVID-19 pandemic was the ultimate team sport, and as Regimental Commander Cadet Col. Nick Piacentini served as team captain.

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Bowling for business bucks: cadets and students prepare to compete for $10,000

Five teams will spend their winter furlough working on a business idea that could turn into their future career — and also a hefty check.

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Excellence in Leadership: Lt. Sarah Zorn

Army leaders have strong intellect, physical presence, professional competence, high moral character, and serve as role models. Lt. Zorn has been recognized for her selfless care within the ‘Thunderbolt’ community.

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Majority of South Carolina colleges going virtual after Thanksgiving break

They’re going to take their exams remotely, reducing that movement on public transportation and airlines and reducing that possibility of having COVID-19 come back to campus.

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The Citadel looks to prevent spreading COVID amid holiday travel

All year long, officials have tried to make the campus something of a bubble to keep the virus controlled.

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