ITS recommends computers for the 03-04 school year
(04 JUN) (View Article) A Citadel standard configuration computer is available from Gateway at special pricing for Citadel faculty, staff, and students. This PC is configured to meet the Citadel's requirements, allow for growth during the students' enrollment at The Citadel and provide a good value for your dollar.

Summer camp enhances training
(03 JUN) (View Article) Counselors who will work with this year's summer camp are undergoing extensive training to prepare for the upcoming session.

Humanities and social sciences gets dean
(29 MAY) (View Article) Alfred J. Finch 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.

Former football player to sing opera
(13 MAY) (View Article) Former Citadel offensive guard Morris DeRhon Robinson returns to his alma mater to perform at 3:30 p.m. today (Sunday, May 25)in Summerall Chapel. The concert is part of Piccolo Spoleto. Proceeds will go to The Citadel Foundation to benefit scholarships. Tickets are $25 for adults and $15 for students and senior citizens. To purchase, call (843) 554-6060 or call a Ticketmaster agent. Tickets can also be purchased online at www.PiccoloSpoleto.com.

Commencement 2003
(12 MAY) Commencement exercises this year took place on a hot May morning in McAlister Field House. Some 370 cadets and six active duty military students took part in the ceremony that signaled the end of a four-year academic career at the military college. Charleston Mayor Joseph P. Riley, Jr., '64 gave this year's address. ( Click here to see pictures.)

The Zinkon tradition
(10 MAY) (View Article) The last graduating senior traditionally gives a speech after receiving his or her diploma. This year’s speech was given by Cadet Grant Zinkon of Johns Island. Zinkon is following in the footsteps of his older brother Yancey, who gave the speech when he graduated in 1999.

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).

Awards presented at commencement
(10 MAY) (View Article) Approximately 370 cadets and six active-duty military students took part in graduation ceremonies today at The Citadel. Several cadets and two faculty members were recognized during commencement inside McAlister Field House for outstanding achievement

Class of '03 ready for what future holds
(09 MAY) (View Article) It's a time of excitement and trepidation as graduating seniors prepare to move to the next phase in their lives - be it graduate school, the military or a job somewhere out there.

Today's final parade begins at 3 p.m.
(08 MAY) (View Article) The Class of 2003's final gift to the South Carolina Corps of Cadets will be a live mascot. The symbolic presentation will take place during today's Long Gray Line graduation parade in honor of the Class of 2003. Parade begins at 3 p.m. on Summerall Field.

Graduate killed in Iraq remembered at parade
(08 MAY) (View Article) Classmates along with the parents of Marine Capt. Benjamin Sammis paid tribute Thursday to the 1996 Citadel graduate who was killed in action in Iraq. Steve and Beth Sammis presented the "Captain Benjamin W. Sammis Class of ’96 Semper Fidelis Sword" to Cadet Robert C. Fiorille.

Three receive honorary degrees at graduation
(07 MAY) (View Article) Judge Falcon B. Hawkins, Jr., Gen. Carl E. Mundy, Jr., and S.C. Sen. Hugh K. Leatherman will receive honorary degress during commencement on Saturday.

Citadel receives $2 million
(06 MAY) (View Article) The Krause Foundation of Los Altos Hills, California has committed to giving $2 million dollars to The Citadel Foundation to support, advance, and endow leadership activities conducted by The Citadel.

CGPS awards 240 degrees on Sunday
(05 MAY) (View Article) The College of Graduate and Professional Studies awarded 220 master's degrees and 20 bachelor's degrees on Sunday.(See photos.)

Today's parade is canceled
(25 APR) Due to stormy weather, today's parade of the South Carolina Corps of Cadets is canceled. A ceremony honoring The Citadel's employee of the year and retiring employees will be moved to Mark Clark Hall Greater Issues Room.

Cadets develop winning business plans
(24 APR) (View Article) Businesses that would take rock climbing to new heights, put sight and sound technology at the center of homes and businesses and give ball players new training opportunities were among the winning plans at The Citadel's New Venture Competition.

Cadets honored for their achievements
(23 APR) (View Article) Each spring The Citadel and other organizations recognize cadets for outstanding achievements in their academic, military, community service and leadership endeavors.

Business professor honored by SBA
(23 APR) (View Article) Dorothy P. Moore, the distinguished professor of entrepreneurship, has been named South Carolina's advocate of the year for women in business by the Small Business Administration.

Commencement speakers named
(16 APR) (View Article) Graduation speakers for the College of Graduate and Professional Studies on May 4 and the South Carolina Corps of Cadets on May 10 have been selected.

CGPS marks 35 years of success
(10 APR) (View Article) The College of Graduate and Professional Studies has grown to 1,100 students and 25 degree programs in its 35-year history.

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.

Second Citadel Alumnus killed in Iraq
(06 APR) (View Article) Marine Captain Benjamin Sammis died in combat in central Iraq on April 5. He was a member of the Class of 1996.

Oscar Company cadet remembered
(01 APR) (View Article) Cadet Kristopher Johnson, Class of 2004, died unexpectedly March 25 at his home in Long Valley, N.J. The Citadel Corps of Cadets, faculty and staff remembered him with a moment of silence on April 1.

College reflects on war, fallen students
(01 APR) (View Article) In a speech before the Corps of Cadets on April 1, Citadel President Maj. Gen. John Grinalds said, "For many of us, this war in Iraq is very personal. It is for me as I feel a mixture of pride and worry with each day's news. My youngest son, Allen, is a captain in the Marines and a Cobra helicopter pilot serving somewhere in Iraq. There are seven cadets and three CGPS students who are not with us today because they have been deployed in this effort."

Fulbright awarded to Cadet Alexander
(01 APR) (View Article) Cadet John Michael Alexander of Lawrenceville, Ga., has been awarded a Fulbright Scholarship to study European banking at Goethe University in Frankfurt-am-Main, Germany's financial and commercial capital.

Ambassador Thomas Pickering visits tonight
(31 MAR) (View Article) Ambassador Thomas Pickering will discuss the challenges and opportunities faced by China, Russia and the United States at 6:45 p.m. today at the Holliday Alumni Center. The hour-long program is free and open to the public.

Citadel family loses a member in Iraq war
(23 MAR) (View Article) The Military College of South Carolina mourns the death of a member of the Class of 2001 while serving with the U.S. Marine Corps 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.

Alumni serve on the front lines
(21 MAR) (View Article) In the March electronic newsletter, Bryant Butler '97, a former regimental commander and now captain in the U.S. Marine Corps, shares his thoughts as he travels to the Persian Gulf. His preparation for war is an experience shared by many Citadel alumni currently serving in Operation Iraqi Freedom.

No parade today
(21 MAR) (View Article) Spring break begins today for the South Carolina Corps of Cadets. The next regular parade will be at 4:20 p.m. April 4.

High school, middle school students hone writing skills
(19 MAR) (View Article) Talented high school and middle school student writers from Charleston, Berkeley and Beaufort counties gathered at The Citadel to hone their writing skills during the Lowcountry Writing Project's Young Writers Conference March 8.

Corps Day photos
(17 MAR) (View Photos) The Citadel celebrated the 160th anniversary of the Corps of Cadets March 14-16. One of the most highly attended attractions, Corps Day Weekend was a great success this year despite the rain and chilly temperatures.

Palmetto Medals, honorary degrees presented
(15 MAR) (View Article) Six people were honored for their contributions to the college, their communities, the South Carolina Corps of Cadets and society during Corps Day festivities Saturday.

Corps Day weather advisory
(14 MAR) In the event of inclement weather, the Corps Day awards presentations on Saturday will be moved to the Summerall Chapel.

Outstanding campus leaders named
(12 MAR) (View Article) Nearly 50 students have been named to Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges for 2003. Each is recognized for outstanding academic achievement, community service, leadership in extracurricular activities and potential for continued success. They will be formally honored May 8.

Corps Day festivities around the corner
(11 MAR) (View Article) The Citadel will celebrate the 160th anniversary of the South Carolina Corps of Cadets this weekend. One of the most highly attended Citadel attractions, Corps Day will feature dress parades, Palmetto Medal presentations, several athletic events and a cadet talent show.

Citadel approves 2003-2004 college calendar
(07 MAR) (View Article) The approved calendar includes many of the important dates for the 2003-2004 college year.

Weather forces cancellation of weekly parade
(07 MAR) The Citadel's weekly parade of the South Carolina Corps of Cadets has been canceled today due to inclement weather.

Schiller speaks on trust
(05 MAR) (View Article) Amid a great deal of fanfare, Dr. Harvey W. Schiller, '60, returned to his alma mater March 4 to dedicate the Schiller Science Initiative and to deliver a Greater Issues address to the Corps of Cadets on leadership and ethics.

When the bridges came crashing down
(05 MAR) (View Article) Lowcountry high school and middle school students painstakingly engineered and crafted intricate model bridges using only craft sticks and carpenter's glue. For many weeks they worked, looking forward to the time when Citadel cadets would destroy their creations.

Sparks awarded Fulbright
(05 MAR) (View Article) Citadel business professor Lt. Col. Donald Sparks has been awarded a Fulbright Senior Specialists grant to work with the University of Swaziland to establish a graduate program in economics. Sparks will spend a month this summer working in the African country.

Conroy jumps into March Madness
(04 MAR) Author and Citadel grad Pat Conroy will sign copies of his new book "My Losing Season" from 5-6:30 p.m. Wednesday (March 5) during the Southern Conference Basketball Championship at the North Charleston Coliseum. Tickets to a So-Con game are required for entry into the coliseum.

Citadel hosting S.C. civil rights conference
(04 MAR) (View Article) More than 70 historians from around the country, including England and Japan, will present and discuss their research on the civil rights movement in South Carolina today through Saturday at the Holliday Alumni Center.

President's newsletter to parents
(03 MAR) (View Article) In a letter to parents, Citadel President Maj. Gen. John S. Grinalds takes a look back at the successes of the fall semester.

Schiller to give Greater Issues address
(01 MAR) (View Article) The CEO of Assante and former executive director of the U.S. Olympic Committee will speak on Tuesday about leadership and ethics.

CGPS goes to Austria
(26 FEB) (View Article) Students from The Citadel Master of Business Administration program will be studying at the University of Innsbruck in Austria this summer for three weeks as part of a joint program with Stetson University (DeLand, Fla.), the University of Innsbruck, and The Citadel.

February photos
(26 FEB) (View Pictures) In February at The Citadel, basketball season is in full swing and sophomores become corporals and learn how to lead freshmen. This year, awards reviews, the Greater Issues Series, and foggy days marked the month.

Black History Month concludes with concert
(24 FEB) (View Article) The month-long Black History Month celebration concludes Tuesday (February 25) with a performance by The Citadel Gospel Choir and the Mount Zion Male Gospel Choir perform. The concert, which begins at 6:30 p.m. in Summerall Chapel, is free and open to the public.

Two cadets honored
(21 FEB) (View Article) For their excellence in academics and leadership, cadet Captain Peter Avery Mallory Jr. of LaGrange, Ga., and cadet Captain Paul Jennings Swaim of Nicholasville, Ky., were honored recently with the Society of the Cincinnati Medal and the Gen. Douglas MacArthur Foundation Cadet Award respectively.

Bazaar a Black History Month highlight
(19 FEB) (View Article) The African American Society Bazaar features music, food, a quiz bowl and the Sankofa African American Museum on Wheels between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. Saturday in Mark Clark Hall Auditorium.

DuPont leader stresses values
(18 FEB) (View Article) DuPont Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Charles O. (Chad) Holliday spoke to the Corps of Cadets Tuesday, February 18 on leadership and ethics as part of the college's Greater Issues Series.

Empowerment, social change the focus of Black History Month keynote address
(17 FEB) (View Article) Dr. Leonard N. Moore, Professor of History at Louisiana State University and author of "Carl B. Stokes and the Rise of the Black Political Power" will deliver the keynote address "Politics of Empowerment and Social Change in the Black Community" at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday (February 18) in Grimsley Hall Auditorium. The speech is open to the public.

Director to screen "Gods and Generals"
(14 FEB) (View Article) Ron Maxwell, the writer and director of the new Civil War film epic "Gods and Generals" will show 30 minutes of select footage from his new movie at 7 p.m. today in Mark Clark Hall Auditorium. The event is free and open to the public.

Inouye recognized for leadership
(14 FEB) (View Article) U.S. Sen. Daniel Inouye of Hawaii was awarded the President's Leadership Award February 12 on Capitol Hill at the Washington Area Congressional Reception. Citadel President Maj. Gen. John S. Grinalds presented the award to the senator for his contributions to the country and to The Citadel.

Bulldogs land 3 nationally ranked wrestlers
(12 FEB) Wrestling Mall.com released its updated Division I rankings for teams and individuals on Tuesday February 11, 2003. The Citadel's Ryan McClester and Travis Piccard have cracked the top 20 to join in the ranks with Sean Markey.

Major of Saint Lo honored by state
(10 FEB) (View Article) Thomas Dry Howie, a 1929 grad who is known as the Major of Saint Lo, was inducted into the South Carolina Hall of Fame.

Tell PAO what you want to read
(07 FEB) (View Article) The Public Affairs Office is interested in what you want to read. Take an online survey to help decide reading topics for Pass In Review and The Citadel.

School of Engineering hosts annual bridge competition
(07 FEB) (View Article) The School of Engineering is hosting its annual fair in celebration of National Engineers Week to educate Lowcountry students in engineering issues and methods. Highlights of the fair include a bridge competition, a mad science program, and a display of senior design projects.

Purple Heart recipient to be honored
(06 FEB) (View Article) The Citadel was proud to present William Saunders of Johns Island with a Purple Heart during the South Carolina Corps of Cadets dress parade Friday, Feb. 7.

Clyde Edgerton headlines Fine Arts Series
(06 FEB) The Southern author and humorist takes to the stage in the Mark Clark Hall auditorium at 7:30 tonight with a mixture of readings, comic lyrics and musical performances. This event was rescheduled from an earlier date. For information, call Cadet Activities at 953-5111.

The Citadel celebrates Black History Month
(03 FEB) (View Article) State Rep. Floyd Breland, Charleston Mayor Joseph Riley ('64), Charleston County Councilman Tim Scott and Charleston City Councilman Kwadjo will discuss how local politics impact the African-American community during a panel discussion, which starts at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 6 in the Grimsley Hall auditorium. Erika Bryant-Fields of WCBD Channel 2 in Charleston will moderate. An art and book exhibition highlighting African-American authors continues through Feb. 28 in the Daniel Library.

Tonight is faculty/staff night at McAlister
(03 FEB) Citadel faculty and staff can bring their friends and family and get in free with a Citadel ID (up to 7 people) when the Bulldogs meet Furman tonight at 7:15.

The Citadel offers summer abroad programs
(31 JAN) The department of modern languages has many exciting opportunities for cadets with summer abroad programs in Ecuador, France, and Spain.

Wear Citadel Blue on Saturday
(24 JAN) The Citadel basketball team is asking all Bulldog fans to support the Dogs by wearing blue to the game with College of Charleston on Saturday. Tip off is 12 noon in McAlister Field House.

Weather forces cancellation of weekly parade
(24 JAN) The Citadel's weekly parade of the South Carolina Corps of Cadets has been canceled today due to severe cold.

Classes to continue as scheduled
(23 JAN) Classes for CGPS will go on as scheduled for Thursday evening. Students and teachers should use caution when traveling to and from classes.

Fine Arts Performance cancelled
(23 JAN) The Clyde Edgerton performance in Mark Clark Hall this evening is cancelled.

Hazardous weather and operating conditions
(22 JAN) The Citadel will operate on a normal schedule on Thursday, January 23. Employees and students with difficult travel conditions should report as soon as they can safely travel to campus. If there is a change, this information will be updated by 0630 on Thursday. Check the website, the DAWG line (953-3294) and/or the campus email for any new information. The Public Affairs Office will also notify the local television and radio stations if there is any change in the schedule.

Martha Ingram speaks on leadership
(16 JAN) (View Article) Business executive and Vanderbilt Board Chairman Martha Ingram will talk about business and reputation on Thursday, January 30.

Newsletters fill virtual niche
(13 JAN) (View Article) With the debut this month of InFormation, The Citadel now has four electronic newsletters tailored to the needs of a different audiences.

Spring Leadership Forum Luncheon
(10 JAN) (View Article) The School of Business Administration presents Spring Leadership Forum Luncheons on Friday, January 31st, and on Friday, April 11th. Reservations for these events can be made online.

View the Candlelight Christmas Service
(30 DEC '02) (View Article) Experience the wonder and beauty of the 2002 Candlelight Christmas Service in Summerall Chapel.

Holiday closing
(18 DEC '02) Administrative and academic offices at The Citadel will close at the end of the workday Friday, Dec. 20 for the Christmas and New Year's holiday and will reopen on Thursday, Jan. 2, 2003.

Bullpup inspires cadets
(12 DEC '02) (View Article) The Citadel's Bulldog/Bullpup Mentoring Program has been helping Lowcountry children for years. This year, there's one child who has captured the hearts of cadets, faculty and staff with his infectious smile and extraordinary outlook on life.

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Citadel athletes tops in graduation rates
(11 DEC '02) (View Article) NCAA reports just released show The Citadel's graduation rates are the best among all public Division I colleges in South Carolina.

Citadel officials discuss parking concerns
(06 DEC '02) (View Article) All faculty, staff and students are invited to discuss the issue of parking at a town hall meeting to be held this Wednesday, December 11.

Cadets speak on variety of topics
(02 DEC '02) Cadets in Dr. Roy Freeman's English classes will be speaking out on a variety of topics on December 2, 4 and 6 from 0900-1050 on the second floor of Mark Clark Hall. Drop by to listen and enjoy some refreshments.

A Thanksgiving message from the president
(27 NOV '02) (View Article) Major General John S. Grinalds reflects on the many things he has to be thankful for.

Corps receives flag from Afghanistan
(27 NOV '02) (View Article) An Air Force pilot whose son is in the Corps has donated a flag to The Citadel that was flown in Afghanistan during the offensive against the Taliban.

College reorganizes academic departments
(21 NOV '02) (View Article) An academic reorganization at The Citadel has created five schools out of 14 separate departments. The Citadel Board of Visitors has approved the creation of the schools of business, education, engineering, science and mathematics, and humanities and social science. College officials believe the consolidation of departments into schools should strengthen the ability of academic programs at The Citadel to attract broader support.

Alumni Association honors two
(20 NOV '02) (View Article) The CAA named Ed Steers '68 Alumnus of the Year and Carroll LeTellier '48 a Distinguished Life Member during homecoming festivities.

Navy commissioning program coming
(19 NOV '02) (View Article) The Citadel is now one of 16 colleges or universities designated nationally to educate enlisted men and women for commissioning into the Navy's nuclear officer recruiting program.

NBC affiliate to broadcast from Citadel
(18 NOV '02) WIS TV, the NBC affiliate in Columbia, S.C., will broadcast a portion of its morning news program from The Citadel campus from 5-7 a.m. Tues., Nov. 19. The show is part of WIS's College Tour around the state to find out what makes each one special. The Citadel broadcast will feature the regimental band, regimental pipes, Summerall Guards as well as the college president and cadets who succeed academically. The Army ROTC Rangers also will demonstrate the skills that led them to win several trophies during their most recent Ranger Challenge at Fort Jackson, also in Columbia.

Citadel received $1 million for stadium
(09 NOV '02) (View Article) Gene Moore '50 has given The Citadel a big boost with a $1 million gift to be used for the revitalization of Johnson-Hagood Stadium.

Parking Restrictions Homecoming Weekend
(08 NOV '02) (View Article) The city of Charleston has closed Hampton Park to parking homecoming weekend, Nov. 8-10. The park will be closed and city recreation personnel will enforce the no-parking regulation. Anyone parking there, risks being towed.

Switchover To New Citadel Web
(07 NOV '02) (View Article) The new Citadel web has been rolled out for production. One of the most common questions so far is Where has DawgMail moved? It has moved to the Quick Links dropdown list on the left side of every page, as shown in this picture:

"Good Morning America" ads to feature Citadel cadets
(25 OCT '02) (View Article) ABC's "Good Morning America" is tentatively scheduled to broadcast from Charleston Wednesday, Nov. 13 and five Citadel cadets are helping get the city ready.

Public testing begins for new Citadel web
(24 OCT '02) (View Article) The faculty and staff at The Citadel are encouraged to help us test the Citadel's new web site before it goes into operation on 11/6/02. The best way you can help us is to look at the new home page, and send us feedback about the text, photographs, layout, and any other issues you can think of. All feedback is appreciated. For stakeholders concerned about the conversion of their pages, Citadel Web TestWare is available.

Director of Naval Nuclear Propulsion Coming To The Citadel
(22 OCT '02) (View Article) Navy Admiral Frank Lee Bowman, director of the Naval Nuclear Propulsion, will visit The Citadel on Thursday, Oct. 31, 2002. Bowman's speech, entitled "Submarine Force in an Era of Consequences: A Report on Integrating Military Capability," is part of the college's Greater Issues Lecture Series. It begins at 11 a.m. in McAlister Field House.

A new look and format for The Citadel's website
(11 OCT '02) Work is underway to convert many of The Citadel's web pages to a more useful, information-rich format. Pages that use the left-side nav bar (image link) will have a different look with this automated conversion. Pages that do not use the traditional nav bar will not be affected. This automated conversion should have little impact on those who maintain Citadel web pages.