Citadel Cadet Katya Govorova was honored as a Newman Civic Fellow.

The Citadel has announced its dates for the biggest events for the upcoming academic year.

Over Thanksgiving furlough, nine Citadel cadets completed more than 300 hours of volunteer service with four community partners.

For the second year in a row, The Citadel Foundation received a $30,000 grant from Boeing to support The Citadel Career Center, which connected cadets and students with internships that will help them reach their professional aspirations.

The new school will unite the existing Krause Center for Leadership and Ethics and the college’s Department of Leadership Studies into a single entity, forming the college’s sixth major academic school.

Once a year, the entire Corps of Cadets exchanges a day of classes for a day dedicated to servant leadership.

Since 2012, the Summer SUCCEED program at The Citadel has selected cadets, veteran students and graduate students who want to devote their summer to full-time service.

Over the past week, campers – ranging from 5th to 8th graders – came to The Citadel’s campus to take part in the annual summer STEAM Camp.

Honor — the first core value of The Citadel — was the topic discussed among the different senior military colleges and service academies during the first ever Citadel Honor Conference.

Dates of The Citadel’s biggest events for the upcoming academic year The dates for many of the big events, as well as the Bulldogs football schedule, for the 2023 –