Fall Football Schedule (Starting times subject to change) Other news from The Citadel Class of 2003 has bold plans Weight room gets major overhaul State cuts force tough choices Top cadets for 2003-2004 named Finch heads new School of Humanities and Social Sciences Class of 2003 gives live mascot to Corps Significant gifts boost programs Krause commits $2 million to leadership initiative Brashier donates land for scholarship endowment Warlick pledges $1 million to cadet scholarships The Citadel Foundation makes support easier Give online to support The Citadel

Houston receives Purple Heart    President Bush presented Jeff Houston '96 with a Purple Heart for his heroism in Iraq. While the war is officially over, a steady stream of alumni continue to be deployed to help win the peace in Iraq. Read More Citadel alumni serving in the Persian Gulf    Read More 100% of pilot candidates accepted    Only 57% of the Air Force ROTC candidates nationwide who apply for pilot training get a slot. At The Citadel, 100% of the junior applicants were accepted into the highly competitive program. Read More Honors student makes unconventional music    Engineering major Reed Kastner turned to a computer and algorithm to create some pink noise in an independent study last spring. Read More General's Journal    What sets a Citadel graduate apart? Reflections on the Class of 2003 reinforce the qualities that have become identified with generations of alumni. Read More Globetrotting cadets seek academic challenges    The Star of the West Fellows are traveling widely in search of research opportunities and internships. Read More Summer at The Citadel means summer school and, according to statistics, the campus is a popular place. Summer enrollment has increased 10 percent a year for the past two summers.