The Citadel School of Engineering earns ASEE diversity recognition
“The Bronze level recognition means that your college is among the nation’s leaders in inclusive excellence.”
Read More“The Bronze level recognition means that your college is among the nation’s leaders in inclusive excellence.”
Read More“Cyber attacks are escalating. They impact government and private sector interests at all levels.”
Read MoreIn May, The Citadel will host a week of events leading up to graduation day for both the Corps of Cadets and The Citadel Graduate College.
Read More“Christopher Celiz was courage made flesh,” said President Joe Biden during the Medal of Honor presentation ceremony on Dec. 16.
Read More“My ring’s weight will never fail to remind me that I must always strive to be a man of virtue and character.”
Read MoreThe Citadel has developed leaders for the America’s Intelligence Community since three-letter agencies like the FBI were formed.
Read MoreThe super senior from the Upstate has grown and developed his game and himself during his time here in the Lowcountry.
Read MoreSgt. 1st Class Christopher Celiz attended The Citadel from 2004 – 2006 before leaving the college in good standing to enlist in the Army.
Read MoreNearing the mid-point of their senior year, more than 70 cadets at The Citadel now know what branch of the Army they will enter after graduation.
Read MoreOur goal is to clear some financial hurdles for our Class of 2026 ROTC Scholarship cadets, so they can get to work and focus on being officer-ready at graduation.
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