Interim executive director Howard Knapp, ’08, to lead South Carolina Election Commission permanently

The South Carolina Election Commission unanimously voted Howard Knapp, ’08, the permanent head of the agency overseeing elections.

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Army Ranger and Citadel alumnus Sgt. 1st Class Christopher Celiz awarded Medal of Honor

“Christopher Celiz was courage made flesh,” said President Joe Biden during the Medal of Honor presentation ceremony on Dec. 16.

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Leadership in fifty principles: a review of book written by The Citadel Commandant of Cadets

Gordon’s insight is to have produced a work that offers principles but also allows readers to drill down as much or as little as they want into a topic and documents where one can devote further study.

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Prime placement for the world-famous story authored by a Citadel alumnus

The Wheel of Time, based on the book series by Robert Jordan (aka James Rigney, ’74) premieres on Amazon Prime Video on Friday, Nov. 19

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Citadel alumnus named a top 10 real estate professional in 2021

Kendall McKnight is a member of The Citadel Class of 1994. He serves as the chairman, CEO and chief strategy officer for KEG-Financial, Inc.

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The Citadel unveils portrait of Col. Myron Harrington

The newest portrait in The Citadel’s Distinguished Alumni gallery is now on display, honoring a lifetime of service.

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After Citadel grad’s death, bill in Congress aims to stop military vehicle rollovers

The new aims to improve the safety and effectiveness of military tactical vehicles in honor of Conor McDowell, Class of 2017. 

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North Charleston officer, Citadel grad gets hospital escort for breast cancer surgery

North Charleston police officer Ashley Thompson, ’09, received a slew of support before her first surgery following chemotherapy.

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Harvey and Marcia Schiller donate $1M for surgical innovation

Brig. Gen. Harvey Schiller earned a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from The Citadel in 1960 and delivered a Greater Issues address in 2003.

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