Citadel campus community to begin reconstitution for second semester
The college asks for cooperation as it limits access to campus to those on official, confirmed business from Jan. 13 – 29.
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COVID-19 guidance to the South Carolina Corps of Cadets – January 6, 2021
It is everyone’s responsibility to protect one another and do the right thing.
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Capers Hall to be demolished this year
As seen on WCSC – Live 5 News, by Summer Huechtker The Citadel’s historic Capers Hall will soon be demolished and re-built. Officials say this will be the first time
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Message for The Citadel Campus Community from General Walters
Principled leaders have a duty to set a tone of dignity and respect as we learn and interact with those who have differing views.
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National Cyber Range Complex Charleston and NIWC Atlantic fosters collaboration through Cybersecurity Simulation Exercises
Thirty-five teams competed in 48-hour time slots to find hidden clues and virtual flags by hacking into mock computer systems.
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Two brothers, both Citadel cadets, raise over 3,000 pounds of food donations for local food bank
Citadel cadets Jack and Max Zappendorf grew up in Dawson County and, in 2013, noticed that some in the community needed extra help with food.
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Faculty and Staff Virtual Town Hall Jan. 6
Citadel leadership to provide updates for faculty and staff on spring semester.
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Meet the retired Atlanta attorney who pledged his entire $20 million estate to The Citadel
The former assistant solicitor for the state of Georgia and Fortune 500 CEO named The Citadel as the sole beneficiary of his entire estate.
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Commentary: This is what The Citadel learned during a tumultuous 2020
It seems long ago that we began to fully understand the impact that COVID-19 would have on the world and, closer to home, our college.
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Citadel student finds rare plant for the first time in Charleston County
Citadel Graduate College Biology researcher Celie Dailey said in trips to the Black River site, she had to push through thickets of grass taller than she was.
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