‘Zoombombing’ phenomenon threatens SC educational spaces, events
Cory Nance, a cybersecurity and computer science professor at The Citadel, said that hackers are able to take control of Zoom meetings a few different ways.
Read MoreCory Nance, a cybersecurity and computer science professor at The Citadel, said that hackers are able to take control of Zoom meetings a few different ways.
Read MoreNot long before the pandemic became a daily actuality, four seniors majoring in mechanical engineering enjoyed an experience they won’t likely forget.
Read MoreThe Citadel employs more than 1,000 people, plus contract employees like Iris Hamilton-Seabrook, who works for the company that provides custodial services.
Read MoreAs we all continue to manage the challenges the COVID-19 pandemic presents, The Citadel Provost provides an update about Summer School 2020.
Read MoreNormally, during finals, cadets can soothe their study jitters by playing with dogs brought to campus for the Daniel Library’s Doggy Day.
Read More“While we are separated geographically, the campus community is as close together in spirit as ever —we’re never more than a Zoom meeting away!”
Read MoreConsidering the unpredictability of COVID-19, Citadel leadership has made the decision to suspend all summer II study abroad programming.
Read MoreThe Citadel has its Army cadets take the oath of office together, going one-by-one to state their name, then repeating the rest of the oath in unison.
Read MoreA competitive new program, hosted by the two institutions, will help ten high school English teachers get a free start on their Master’s degrees.
Read MoreDr. Brian Madison Jones of Johnson C. Smith University to lead SHHS, the largest academic unit of the five schools comprising the college.
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