This year marks an important milestone for The Citadel — 25 years of women graduating from the South Carolina Corps of Cadets.

The Southern Conference named its All-Southern Conference Faculty and Staff Team, with two representatives from The Citadel included in the recognition by the league.

Johnson Hagood Stadium has been the home of The Citadel’s football program since 1948, but soon it will also be the largest concert venue in downtown Charleston.

The Citadel will now guarantee admission to the Corps of Cadets for any graduate of an AMCSUS institution.

A look at some of the events happening on campus, including MLK Day parade and service, the start of classes, an awards parade and more.

Before the start of the new year, The Citadel’s Director of Photography Ed Wray compiled his favorite 23 photos from 2023.

Over Thanksgiving furlough, nine Citadel cadets completed more than 300 hours of volunteer service with four community partners.

Cadet Sam Wilson is currently studying abroad at the Royal Military College in Canada, an opportunity made possible through the Killam Fellowship.

Reece Blackwood is currently waiting to secure a design patent for the product, after which he will begin manufacturing the device to sell to hospitals.

The Department of Cyber and Computer Sciences at The Citadel is reflecting on a busy October, as they hosted several events to celebrate Cybersecurity Awareness Month and help the campus and local communities improve their safety online.