Commandant’s team models servant leadership with summer service project
The Citadel’s Office of the Commandant is setting an example of servant leadership with their annual civic engagement project.
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Capaccio to serve as Bulldogs interim athletic director while search continues
The Citadel athletics department will be managed by a new interim athletic director (AD), Mike Capaccio, while the college continues considering candidates to permanently fill the position.
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New Partnership Connects Students to Veteran Patients
A brand new partnership between a Lowcountry college and downtown hospital comes with a unique military connection.
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Undergraduate research: refuting scientific dogma to prove a cellular discovery
A living cell has thousands of internal parts. The movement of those parts is at the center of a research effort led by a Citadel biology professor.
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How Tax Incentives Have Influenced America’s Most Popular Filming Locations
These cities know that tax incentives pay off, figuratively and literally, when it comes to film production!
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Oikos, economics, and our coastal ecosystems
As disciplines, economics and ecology are largely thought of as distinct and separate from one another, often taught on opposite ends of campus.
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Citadel history professor compiles book documenting Charleston during the Great Depression
A Citadel history professor has turned a class project into a new book of documents about the Great Depression in Charleston.
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Nursing students working with VA patients under new partnership
A partnership between the VA and The Citadel allows students to work as paid nursing assistants in addition to doing their clinical training at the center.
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The Citadel Volunteers at EPIC Summer Camp
Volunteers from The Citadel visited K-3 students attending PCG-UI’s EPIC Summer Camp to read to more than 130 campers and donate books.
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Citadel graduate involved in Thai cave rescue describes dramatic operation
As the final moments of an 18-day ordeal unfolded before him, Citadel graduate and Air Force Maj. Charles Hodges felt a sense of relief, the same one felt the world over.
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