School of Science and Mathematics

Citadel students are creating and studying compounds that could be used to produce a new pain relief drug or could contain new biological activities.

A brand new partnership between a Lowcountry college and downtown hospital comes with a unique military connection.

A living cell has thousands of internal parts. The movement of those parts is at the center of a research effort led by a Citadel biology professor.

As disciplines, economics and ecology are largely thought of as distinct and separate from one another, often taught on opposite ends of campus.

A partnership between the VA and The Citadel allows students to work as paid nursing assistants in addition to doing their clinical training at the center.

In an effort to address concerns over the looming skills gap, leading military colleges and universities in the US have moved to establish cyber institutes.

Citadel nuclear physics researcher Dr. Scott Yost is working to facilitate discovery of new particles with global collaborators and with the help of cadets.

Groundbreaking research shows that seven tons of microscopic plastic particles can be found floating in Charleston Harbor.

A pair of substantial gifts to name the Swain Family School of Science and Mathematics was formalized June 1.

Dr. Bornstein discusses how to align public health needs with the issues that matter to policy makers can create greater buy-in.