Members of the Class of 2026 are now officially recognized as part of the South Carolina Corps of Cadets.

Regimental Band Director Lt. Col. Timothy Smith knew he wanted to compose something original for the band when inspiration struck – The Citadel was getting ready to celebrate 100 Years on the Ashley.

After attending the Black Alumni Collective National Leadership Symposium, more than 140 alumni are taking what they learned back to more than 30 different colleges. The Symposium — held the

Incoming ROTC cadets may be offered two supplemental scholarships — The Citadel Service to Country Tuition Scholarship 2027 as well as the National Service Room Scholarship.

After working in Asia for the last 25 years, Ed Wray, a gifted photojournalist, has returned to the United States. He is now telling The Citadel story through his powerful imagery.

The Citadel rifle team captured a first place win in the air rifle championship. and took second place overall in the SoCon championship.

After making it through three rounds of the Baker Business Bowl IX and working on their business plan, one team has claimed victory — and a $10,000 check.

The Citadel Commandant of Cadets announced new leadership for the upcoming academic year.

Citadel English professor Michael Livingston, Ph.D., was recently appointed as the first-ever Citadel Distinguished Professor.

On Friday, March 24, freshmen – called knobs – from the Class of 2026 will begin one of the most important and highly anticipated events for a cadet. Recognition Day signals the end of the fourth-class system and the months of rules and restrictions that go with it.