“As a Citadel graduate who served as a state senator from Charleston for 12 years and a member of the Citadel Board of Visitors for eight years, I find the whole situation extremely troubling.”

The Citadel has made great progress during the tenure of Fred Price Jr., ’75, on the board and as board chair. That progress will continue.

“Due to the pandemic, the traditional training had to be cancelled. But, as their song says, ‘The Army goes rolling along.'”

G3 was named in honor of Coach Mike D, of The Citadel class of 1976, who passed away in 2016 who also cared for many generations of mascots.

Just one month into Capt. Julie Dewey’s new job at The Citadel, the Bulldogs will kick off their football season playing her alma mater, the University of South Florida.

The Class of 2021 will be celebrated with a traditional Ring Presentation Ceremony Sept. 25, with a livestreamed ceremony for parents.

A photo more than a decade in the making — two ’11 alumni, standing together at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait, holding a Citadel flag.

The Citadel’s new strategic plan, Our Mighty Citadel 2026, is now in place to serve as the guideline for the college’s evolution.

The Women in Defense Palmetto Chapter is pleased to announce Cadets Lillian Layden and Catherine Guenther as the awardees of its 2020 STEM Scholarship.

The Times and Democrat covers one future superstar, the new mascot for The Citadel, Gen. Mike D. Groshon. His new friends call him G3 for short.