Looking ahead to the major events of 2024-25
Embracing the challenge: A Citadel cadet’s point of view from the Law of Armed Competition in Sanremo, Italy
Citadel veteran student wins the 10th annual Baker Business Bowl, receives $10,000 for their business plan
Top ROTC cadets recognized at The Citadel for 2023-24
Preparing for The Citadel Class of 2024 commencement ceremonies
“When faced with a challenge, the opportunity to grow and gain experiences motivates me to overcome it”: Meet Cadet Karessa Hill

Gen Walters greets a Marine undergoing predeployment training at Marine Corps Air-Ground Combat Center, Twentynine Palms, Calif., May 18, 2017. (photo courtesy of Cpl Hailey D. Clay, USMC)

Leaving his mark on the Corps: General Glenn M. Walters Led Efforts to Develop and Retain Marines

A Cobra pilot who later was instrumental in establishing the MV-22 program, Gen Walters’ career has taken him far beyond the cockpit and has been marked by numerous challenges and successes.

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Photo of Citadel admissions officer Teisha Neits, by Ameera Steward

Area students get chance at scholarships at college fair

The fair is designed to help Birmingham students who may not have access to colleges and universities.

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Photo by Courtney Vinopol. mbassador Marion Smoak, Citadel Class of 1938

Oldest regimental commander at 102 to meet the youngest at homecoming

Just before this year’s Homecoming Review Parade, Smoak and Cadet Col. Sarah Zorn will meet to shake hands before the Corps

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Citadel ’64 alumnus on Forbes’ list of 10 exceptional entrepreneurs running for Congress

Rabin grew up in Charleston, South Carolina, and went to school at The Citadel and then served in the Army. He began his fashion career at Bloomingdale’s before designing menswear for Givenchy, Emilio Pucci, and Oscar de la Renta.

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Tuition rates for 2019-2020 released early to help cadets, families plan

The Citadel Board of Visitors released the 2019-2020 academic year tuition rates earlier than usual, and with an increase that is lower than the projected Higher Education Price Index rate.

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The Citadel Trash Art

Plastic scraps from Charleston Harbor make for trashy art

A group of cadets from The Citadel have entered a diving pelican sculpture in the Port Royal Sound Foundation Recycled Art Contest, to be judged against other schools and groups for a potential $2,000 in prizes.

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The Citadel Haircut

Citadel changes grooming policy to match DOD standards

The new policy follows Department of Defense standards and will improve the recruiting of women and give the Corps of Cadets a more professional look.

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Cadets Logan Miller and Sarah Zorn, The Citadel

A Citadel Homecoming special: getting to know the Regimental Commander

Cadet Logan Miller, PAO, asked Cadet Col. Sarah Zorn, the regimental commander, a few questions about her personality, life, and leadership philosophies.

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VFW Scholarship Recipient

VFW Scholarship Helps Veteran Continue His Studies at Military College

Juan Campana wants to use his Intelligence and Security Studies major to return to work in the federal government after graduation.

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Photo courtesy of The Post and Courier: a view of the south side of Broad Street, looking east.

Climate change may make earthquakes in Charleston more dangerous

As seen in The Post and Courier, by Chloe Johnson Rising seas have the potential to inundate homes and close roads, and new research shows they also could make it

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