“Being a veteran at The Citadel gives me the opportunity to share my experiences from my time in the military with my fellow cadets.”

“The ballistic missile attack on January 8, 2020 happened to my base. So I actually saw about half of the missiles flying.”

Veteran student Dimitri Fragopoulos expects to graduate in May 2022 with a degree in Intelligence and Security Studies.

Seven World War II veterans from the Battle of the Bulge came to The Citadel as part of the soldiers’ historic reunion in the Lowcountry. 

There are two new flags in the Veteran Student Success Center that highlight the college’s strong support and connection with the military.

After her service, she earned a BA in Intelligence and Security Studies from The Citadel and is the Student Veterans Association president.

Adrienne Crosby and six of her peers made history in 2002 as the first class of African American women to graduate from The Citadel.

An integral part of The Citadel is the Veteran Student Success Center, open to both day and evening veteran students.

The Citadel Health Careers Society and others from the college spent Friday morning supplying low-income veteran families with food assistance.

The Citadel Student Veterans Association is a student-governed organization that assists veteran students enrolled at the Military College of South Carolina