Earth Day Resiliency in the 21st Century: a panel with scientists from College of Charleston, MUSC, and The Citadel
Discussing the need for resilience and sustainability due to rapid human-induced climate change.
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Cadet Samuel De Los Santos recognized as this year’s best-drilled cadet
De Los Santos, a Psychology major from Irmo, SC went up against 36 other cadets during The Citadel’s Star of the West competition.
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Learn how to do business with The Citadel during information sessions for minority; veteran contractors
We are inviting any minority and veteran contractors who want to learn how to do business with The Citadel and are interested in becoming certified contractors.
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Final round of the Baker Business Bowl finds new home in Bastin Hall
An annual tradition with the Baker School of Business has a new home on campus — Bastin Hall, the new headquarters for the business school.
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Colleges look to open in fall amid valuable pandemic lessons
Photo above: The United States Marine Corps used The Citadel campus over the summer as a medical staging area to quarantine new recruits headed to Parris Island boot camp for
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Mapping America’s extreme urban heat
“…nationally heat causes more deaths than flooding. People are not ordered to “evacuate” from a heat wave.”
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Citadel’s top ROTC cadets recognized for excellence
Photo above: ROTC cadets at The Citadel gather for the 2020-2021 awards ceremony in McAlister Field House on April 8, 2021. The ROTC detachments at The Citadel provide cadets with leadership
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“Triumphant Failure” takes first place in The Citadel’s Corps-Wide Speaking Contest
“Basically I was asking everyone else why they were failing me when I should have been asking why am I failing myself.”
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The Citadel faces West Point, Annapolis and other military schools in NSA cyber challenge
“NSA has an incentive to ensure the nation has a competent cyber-smart workforce,” she added.
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Engineering ExCEL-lence at The Citadel
Selected students receive up to $10,000 annually toward their tuition, and access to unique academic and professional development resources.
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