Langley Brimm is a veteran and an undergraduate student at The Citadel majoring in Criminal Justice with a focus on international affairs. Brimm served for five years in the Navy.

Two lifelong leaders who gave their time and talent to The Citadel are the newest recipients of South Carolina’s highest civilian honor.

When I called the college to report my injury, the Navy ROTC office told me that my contract would be cancelled and I would have to wait to matriculate.

Taylor Skardon, 1982 Citadel graduate, adjunct professor and head of The Citadel Parents’ Program, discusses his pride for the college’s mission.

By Professor Alexandra Macdonald, Ph.D., The Citadel Throughout my career in psychology, I have been lucky enough to be able to serve those who have served or are serving our

A look at the story of The Citadel Class of 1944, commonly known as “The Class that Never Was.”

The expression “keeping it in the family” is the most accurate way to describe the Tye family and their relationship with The Citadel.

Eleven of the newest Navy officers took their commissioning oath on Friday, May 4 in Summerall Chapel.

More than 80 men and women from the Reserved Officer Training Corps (ROTC) in the South Carolina Corps of Cadets are being recognized for their academic and military leadership and excellence.

Interested in how ROTC programs work? Here are answers to frequently asked questions.