“Building and nurturing our community, supporting one another and marching forward together is, to me, what principled leadership looks like.”

The super senior from the Upstate has grown and developed his game and himself during his time here in the Lowcountry.

The Citadel volleyball team won the military school’s first Southern Conference championship in a women’s team sport on Nov. 21. 

Cadet — and Bulldog soccer player — Ryleigh Jenkins is joining a long family line of serving our country.

The military college will officially welcome The Blood Connection to campus when their partnership kicks off on Sept. 22 with a blood drive.

He’s served in Haiti, Kuwait and Syria, and was posted to the Pentagon for the last two years as the highest ranking enlisted Marine.

From his time as versatile player for the Bulldog football team, Al Kennickell was committed to the concept of team first.

“I’m going to do what I have to do to play, to get on the field. And in the classroom, I’ll do what I have to do to get a degree.”

A group of therapy dogs visit cadets at The Citadel for a SoCon Student Athlete Mental Health Awareness Week campaign.

Just one month into Capt. Julie Dewey’s new job at The Citadel, the Bulldogs will kick off their football season playing her alma mater, the University of South Florida.