Citadel Earns Community Engagement Classification
The Citadel is among the more than 230 U.S. colleges and universities to receive the 2026 Carnegie Community Engagement (CE) Classification, an elective designation awarded by the American Council on Education and the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching that highlights an institution’s commitment to community engagement.
Student Teachers Step into Classrooms Ready
This spring, the Zucker Family School of Education is supporting student teachers as they begin their clinical placements in classrooms across South Carolina. A recent collaborative orientation brought together student teachers, faculty, mentor teachers and school partners to establish strong mentorship relationships, clarify expectations and lay the foundation for a successful semester.
February New Faculty Spotlight
February New Faculty Spotlight: Hope LaFreniere, Ph.D. and Mark Newton, Ph.D.
Teaching with AI: Workshops and Lecture with Jose Bowen
As part of the AI Action Plan Speaker Series, the Provost’s Office and the School of Engineering co-hosted Jose Bowen, Ph.D., co-author of Teaching With AI: A Practical Guide to a New Era of Human Learning. Bowen led two workshops and a noon lecture for more than 40 faculty members across campus on January 21.
Criminal Justice Professor Weighs in on Basketball Betting Scandal
Professor of criminal justice Sean Patrick Griffin recently appeared on CBS News as an expert commentator in a sports betting scandal involving a college basketball game-rigging scheme.
BIIG DOGS End the Semester with Creativity and Community
BIIG DOGS End the Semester with Creativity and Community BIIG DOGS celebrated the end of another successful semester with a spirited gingerbread house-building competition. The program, created and led each week by Dean Andrew Williams, is a cornerstone of the first-year engineering experience. Through BIIG DOGS, first-year engineering students gain hands-on learning opportunities and academic […]
Dremann, ’94, Named Director of Krause Center
Dremann, ’94, Named Director of Krause Center The Krause Center for Leadership and Ethics, the hub of leadership development curriculum at The Citadel, reopened after the winter furlough with a new director. Retired Col. Rich Dremann, ’94, comes to the position after a 30-year career in the Marine Corps. His new role places him in […]
January New Faculty Spotlight
January New Faculty Spotlight Before joining The Citadel, Lindsay Harman, Ph.D., worked at the University of Denver as a counselor educator. She has 14 years of experience as a school counselor in a range of pre-K-12 public schools, with a specialty in comprehensive school counseling programming and school counselor supervision. It was in her role […]
Fall 2025 in D.C.
Fall 2025 in D.C. Seven cadets spent the fall semester in Washington, D.C., taking full advantage of the city as a classroom. Through meetings, site visits and firsthand observation, they explored how government works. Even the federal government shutdown late in the semester became part of the learning. During the semester, the cadets met with […]
BSB Faculty Serves at Ronald McDonald House
BSB Faculty Serves at Ronald McDonald House Members of the Baker School of Business got into the holiday spirit of giving at the end of the semester. They spent an evening cooking dinner at the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Charleston for families from out of town who were staying at the house while their […]