Yard sale reaches enormous proportions
(30 MAY) A stadium sale might be a more appropriate name for the annual Citadel Women's Club Yard Sale. Now in its eighth year, the event features clothes, furniture, electronics, appliances, linens, plants, books, and much more. Employees flocked to a sneak peek on Friday. The sale is open to the public from 8 a.m. until noon Saturday, May 31, in Johnson Hagood Stadium. Proceeds go to support Citadel scholarships.

Fall parade schedule announced
(30 MAY) (View Article) The fall 2003 parade schedule has been finalized. For planning purposes, please note that Parents' Day and Homecoming are a week earlier this year.

Humanities and social sciences gets dean
(29 MAY) (View Article) Alfred J. Finch, head of the psychology department, has been named dean of The Citadel School of Humanities and Social Sciences.

Cadet leaders for 2003-04 named
(16 MAY) (View Article) The top six student military officers will lead the approximately 1,800 members of the S.C. Corps of Cadets this coming fall. They were chosen after extensive interviews and evaluation of their achievements. The 2004 company commanders have also been selected. For their names click here.

The Class of 2003: A profile
(10 MAY) (View Article) The estimated 370 cadets and six active-duty military students who are candidates for graduation today come from 37 states and eight other countries. South Carolina is the most heavily represented state in the class with 131 students walking across the stage followed by Florida (21), Georgia (20) and North Carolina (16).

Childers, Sammis memorial funds established
(07 APR) (View Article) The Citadel Foundation announced on April 8 that memorial funds have been created to honor Marines Lt. Shane Childers and Capt. Benjamin Sammis, who died while serving their country in Iraq.

Add your own message of support for our troops serving in war with Iraq
(22 MAR) (View Article) Throughout its history, The Citadel has produced scores of graduates who have selflessly served their country, often giving their lives to protect our freedom and that of our allies. We are proud to recognize our cadets and graduates continuing that tradition.

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