Rita Avila, Citadel Class of 2003, is from Charleston, South Carolina, and is placed at the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Upon graduating from The Citadel, he was commissioned in the US Marine Corps, where he served two tours in Vietnam and earned a Silver Star for Valor.

Leadership Day only happens once a year, but the impact of the help from hundreds of cadets during that one day is far-reaching.

Public Affairs NCO, Ruby Bolden, interviews Regimental Commander, Benjamin Snyder, about his inspirations and values.

Jim Grimsley is a graduate of The Citadel, a member of the Class of 1968, who has lived in Beaufort for the last 43 years.

A history major, Cadet Daninger said he plans to pursue a military career in the U.S. Air Force after graduating from The Citadel.

The South Carolina Corps of Cadets will pay tribute to General Robert P. Carson, also called General or G2, at the Homecoming game against Mercer.

“I tried to get him out. He was trying to help us. If it hadn’t been for him and his platoon, we wouldn’t be here today.”

Every fall dozens of Beaufort teenagers head to Charleston to begin the process of becoming a cadet at the Military College of South Carolina.

Throughout my time in the Corps, one of my biggest challenges has been knowing when to be Cadet Gibson and when to be Cecilia.