Cadets from The Citadel attended the Law of Armed Conflict Competition for Military Academies in Sanremo, Italy.

The Class of 2024 commencement ceremonies — honoring nearly 1,000 cadets and students — will be held on Saturday, May 4.

Cadet Andrew Palmer, ’25, has been selected as a finalist for the Harry S. Truman Scholarship.

The Citadel Poll — which was recently launched to survey public perceptions in South Carolina — aims to better understand what is on the minds of voters in the state.

A former Citadel professor is giving back to the school by establishing a scholarship for psychology students in The Citadel Graduate College.

Langley Brimm is a veteran and an undergraduate student at The Citadel majoring in Criminal Justice with a focus on international affairs. Brimm served for five years in the Navy.

The Citadel’s School of Humanities and Social Sciences is finishing up the end of its John C. West Chair Speaker Series, which has brought numerous senior government leaders from careers in intelligence, military and diplomatic areas to campus to speak to cadets and community members about important policy issues.

Emily Hickey is an Intelligence and Security Studies major with a minor in Criminal Justice from Melrose, Massachusetts. After graduation, she expects to accept a commission into the Navy.

Cadet Gianna Rabassi is an Intelligence and Security Studies major with a minor in Business from Jacksonville, North Carolina. She serves as Papa Company commander and expects to accept an Air Force commission in May 2024.

The Citadel has just snipped the ceremonial blue ribbon to open the new Capers Hall, which houses the School of Humanities and Social Sciences. The previous building of the same name was demolished in 2021 to make way for the new one, which was designed by the architectural firm Woolpert.