Photo: Hunter Calkins cleans his room for the last time inside Law Barracks. Calkins will be graduating this semester and going into the United States Marine Corps. (Courtesy: Gavin McIntyre, The Post and Courier)
As seen in The Post and Courier
This appeared as a digital photo gallery on The Post and Courier’s website. Citadel cadets in the 2nd and 3rd Battalions returned to campus to clean their rooms inside the Law and Padgett-Thomas Barracks Wednesday. Cadets from the college’s other three battalions will return in May.
Maya Dollard drops off her uniform at The Citadel Wednesday, April 22. (Courtesy: Gavin McIntyre, The Post and Courier) 
Davis Fuhrman carries his mattress to his vehicle while cleaning his room inside Padgett-Thomas Barracks. (Courtesy: Gavin McIntyre, The Post and Courier) 
Davis Fuhrman loads a mattress into his car while clearing his room inside Padgett-Thomas Barracks. (Courtesy: Gavin McIntyre, The Post and Courier) 
A station is set up for cadets to check in before clearing their room inside Law Barracks. The 2nd and 3rd Battalions were allowed to retrieve their items to provide time for maintenance before the summer. (Courtesy: Gavin McIntyre, The Post and Courier) 
Maya Dollard removes a hangar from her uniform before dropping it off at The Citadel. (Courtesy: Gavin McIntyre, The Post and Courier) 
Hunter Calkins carries trash to the garbage while cleaning his room inside Law Barracks. Calkins drove from his home in Hahira, Georgia, to come back and clean his room. (Courtesy: Gavin McIntyre, The Post and Courier) 
Hunter Calkins’ uniform hangs in his closet before he donates them to the school’s thrift store. (Courtesy: Gavin McIntyre, The Post and Courier) 
Hunter Calkins tosses trash into a garbage bin while wearing a mask and gloves inside Law Barracks. The Citadel required cadets to wear personal protective equipment to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. (Courtesy: Gavin McIntyre, The Post and Courier) 
Hunter Calkins walks back to finish cleaning inside Law Barracks. (Courtesy: Gavin McIntyre, The Post and Courier)
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