Upcoming News from The Citadel – November and December 2020
A look at some of the events happening in and around The Citadel’s campus, including the Baker Business Bowl, the Witting Tree and more.
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Veterans Day tribute taking place at North Charleston PAC to feature Citadel ’80 alumnus
The event, featuring Lt. Colonel Frederick Whittle, USMC (ret), ’80, will take place from 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
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The Citadel Bookstore to be operated by Follett Higher Education
“Follett was chosen as the vendor that would offer the best programs and opportunities for cadets and students to save on the overall costs of course materials.”
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A message from the President of the Citadel
The Citadel must always reflect the best of our nation, and the best in each of us.
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More chilling than Halloween: Top 10 cybersecurity threats of 2020
They can run tools called “packet sniffers” which essentially grab little “packets” of your data being transmitted.
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Citadel Distinguished Scholars Program preparing cadets to qualify for elite post-graduate scholarships
CDSP provides its scholars with targeted mentoring and fellowship advising – learning who they are, what they want to accomplish, and helping them chart a path for getting there.
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A goal is a dream put into action
My journey to graduating from The Citadel began in August of 1996 when I joined the Corps of Cadets, and cross country and track teams.
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Leadership Day has a new name and some COVID-caused adjustments, but the spirit of service is exactly the same
Thanks to a generous donation from The Citadel Class of 1979, the annual event, which has a new name, will be permanently endowed.
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From the Commandant’s Office: Rosters for home companies, Nov./Dec. furlough and Jan. Reconstitution information
Reconstitution will take place on a staggered schedule between January 13 – 15.
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Citadel faculty, staff to participate in study of Charleston sunny day flood waters
Researchers from The Citadel are taking a closer look at threats hiding in flood waters and marshes across Charleston and surrounding areas.
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