The Citadel board keeps freeze in place: no tuition increases again for 2021-2022 academic year
The Citadel Board of Visitors voted not to raise tuition for the 2021-2022 academic year during a meeting on June 11.
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Great careers, graduate college and more; it’s straight to business for members of the Class of 2021
This year, approximately 150 cadets, 40 college transfer students and 90 graduate students earned a degree through the BSB.
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Valor & Value: Veterans talk about their business traits
Brown attended The Citadel on an Army ROTC scholarship. He was an Army captain for six years and served in Special Forces as a Green Beret.
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Rejuvenated athletics branding revealed after college gathers input from Citadel Bulldogs fans
Tenacity. Strength. Grit. That’s what it takes to be a member of the Corps of Cadets and what The Citadel’s refreshed athletics brand reflects.
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Demolition portion of Capers Hall Replacement Project is underway at The Citadel
The demolition portion of The Citadel’s $67 million Capers Hall Replacement Project is officially underway.
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MUSC, The Citadel’s Innovation Lab strengthen collaboration
A core team of medical students, residents and Citadel cadets and students will develop innovative products focused on improving health in South Carolina.
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Citadel boxing is returning to the ring
“I would say this is the new beginning of something that began back in the 1940s. Boxing at The Citadel Military College is alive.”
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Joppatowne graduate Madison Matos hopes to aim high with Air Force following college at The Citadel
“I really found a love to be in the Air Force,” she said. “I kind of wanted to branch out; I wanted to do something different.”
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Dr. Andrew Williams to lead The Citadel School of Engineering
“Dr. Williams is a strategic financial planner who has helped raise approximately $29 million in grants and support for education and research from organizations including Apple, Boeing, GE, GM, Google, IBM, and NASA.”
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They met at The Citadel. 35 years later, a Fort Mill teacher gave his ‘brother’ a kidney
As seen in the Rock Hill Herald, by Tobie Nell Perkins Rob Settin needed a kidney. A sacrifice by a Citadel classmate who Settin hadn’t spoken to in 35 years
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