Charleston native transforming warehouse into new fitness site Ethos

The 34-year-old Citadel graduate is spending about three-quarters of a million dollars to renovate and outfit his own gym on Huger Street.

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International African American Museum launches first digital exhibit

The IAAM assigned interns to gather history from across the Lowcountry. One of those interns is Keyshawn Gascey, a junior at The Citadel.

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With a Citadel graduate serving as navigator, Coast Guard tall ship ‘Eagle’ to be in Charleston with free port-side exhibits

Lt. Will Singletary, the navigator of the Coast Guard tall ship ‘Eagle,’ is a native of Charleston and a 2013 graduate of The Citadel.

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The Nixon Precedent: Lawyer, author reviews book by Citadel Intelligence professor

Melissa Graves, Ph.D., arranged the Watergate panel held at The Citadel as part of the Intelligence and Cybersecurity conference in Feb 2020.

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Citadel alum calls in Chick-fil-A manager to help a drive-thru Covid-19 vaccination clinic

When a drive-thru COVID vaccine clinic left people waiting for hours, the town mayor called in a professional for help: a Chick-fil-A manager.

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Citadel cadets tour the International African American Museum site

Former mayor Joe Riley and Citadel cadets in his class toured the International African American Museum currently under construction.

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Citadel professor receives Army commission to restart new ‘Monuments Men’ mission

James Bezjian has been accepted into the Army’s new project to revive a historic unit to safeguard cultural icons, artwork and artifacts.

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Capers Hall to be demolished this year

As seen on WCSC – Live 5 News, by Summer Huechtker The Citadel’s historic Capers Hall will soon be demolished and re-built. Officials say this will be the first time

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Two brothers, both Citadel cadets, raise over 3,000 pounds of food donations for local food bank

Citadel cadets Jack and Max Zappendorf grew up in Dawson County and, in 2013, noticed that some in the community needed extra help with food.

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