One of The Citadel’s most in-demand programs gains a new leader
The newest faculty member is Larry Valero, Ph.D., who is now head of the Department of Intelligence and Security Studies.
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Citadel grad from Indianapolis mobilizes to USTRANSCOM in support of COVID-19 operations
CDR Eric Chitwood, who earned a Master of Science in Leadership from The Citadel in 2018, is currently mobilized to United States Transportation Command.
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Citadel professor published in Foreign Policy
Muhammad Fraser-Rahim, Ph.D., is the executive director of Quilliam North America and an Intelligence and Security Studies professor at The Citadel.
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Fall study abroad suspended
Due to the spread and unpredictable nature of COVID-19, Citadel leadership has made the decision to suspend all fall 2020 study abroad programming.
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When COVID hits home
Some in The Citadel family have already felt the costs wrought by the worst pandemic of our lifetime…directly or through their family members.
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Remembering former SC Adjutant General who served on Citadel Board of Visitors
Gen. Spears served as an ex officio member on The Citadel Board of Visitors from January 1995 until January 2011 as Adjutant General of South Carolina.
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You’ve got this: Dedicated alumni support for African American cadet recruits
Bruce Alexander, ’82, and other dedicated CA4 members mentored African American cadets since the organization was formed in 2016.
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Johnson Hagood Stadium part of Citadel’s ‘study’ of structures named for historical figures
The Citadel will form a committee to study campus structures named for historical figures, including the military school’s football stadium.
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Baker School of Business professor published in National Review
Richard M. Ebeling, Ph.D., is the BB&T Distinguished Professor of Ethics and Free Enterprise Leadership in the Tommy and Victoria Baker School of Business.
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Before you return: COVID-19 testing requirements and safety protocols for cadets and students
The Citadel administration has laid out the COVID-19 testing requirements and return protocols, ahead of in-person instruction resuming on August 19.
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