Welcoming The Citadel Class of 2025
Matriculation Day, general information about the newest contingent of cadet recruits Photo above: Matriculation Day for the Class of 2024 at The Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina on Saturday, August
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Cadets at The Citadel get hands-on leadership training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island
Before dawn’s first light, cadets from The Citadel boarded a fleet of buses and left Charleston for a very unique training exercise.
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COVID Protocol Reminders for Employees
Ahead of the fall semester, HR is reminding everyone about protocols for suspected, close contact and positive employee COVID-19 cases.
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The Fount: news from The Citadel School of Humanities and Social Sciences
The past year has strengthened my belief that the path to
principled leadership goes through the humanities and
social sciences.
Scientists, volunteers fan out across Charleston in national effort to map hottest areas
Curtis said the findings of the project should be ready around the end of September.
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Two new faces on The Citadel’s academic staff
The Citadel campus community welcomes the college’s new Executive Director of Academic Affairs and new Registrar.
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Greenville Technical College engineering students can now seamlessly transfer to The Citadel to complete a four-year degree
“It is exciting to us to have The Citadel as a resource for our Engineering Transfer graduates wanting to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Engineering.”
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Parades are back at The Citadel
“We look forward to showcasing the discipline, professionalism, and Espirit de Corps that defines The Citadel when the South Carolina Corps of Cadets resumes the parade schedule in September.”
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Island Coastal Lager bridging the gap between craft and conglomerate
Brandon Perry and Scott Hansen, a member of The Citadel Class of 1994, founded Island Coastal Lager in the Lowcountry.
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Local groups, city leaders discuss ways to help waterway pollution
Scott Curtis, the director of the Near Center for Climate Studies at The Citadel, says storms will dump more water on Charleston in the future.
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