Middle and high school girls in the Charleston area are invited to apply for The Citadel’s National Security Agency (NSA) funded cyber security camp to be held on campus for five days in the summer.

From the confined space of a shipping container, military college cadets grow and harvest hundreds of heads of lettuce per week for staff and students.

The STEM Center of Excellence at The Citadel is preparing people of all ages for jobs that a growing number of businesses throughout the Lowcountry need to fill.

This summer, South Carolina teachers entered The Citadel campus as students and left as better-prepared STEM educators.

In an effort to encourage local students to pursue careers in the field of cybersecurity, The Citadel is hosting a weeklong summer GenCyber camp.

Students across South Carolina are celebrating their hard work and success after taking part in the state’s first-ever KidWind Challenge on Saturday, May 12.

The Citadel works year-round to positively impact classrooms and shape effective educators for the state of South Carolina and the nation.

Citadel cadets, faculty and partners are being recognized for their commitment to service learning and civic engagement.

Citadel cadets are learning how to grow crops in a controlled indoor “farm” setting, producing healthy, organic produce that can withstand unpredictable weather conditions or crop disease in the future.

Science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education is at the forefront of national and regional education agendas.