Biology professor publishes pioneering textbook
Adjunct Professor of Biology Jim Berry is publishing a textbook entitled Environment, Science, and Law.
The cabinet of curiosities
Department Head and Professor of Biology John Zardus is curating a cabinet of curiosities in Ducket Hall. Zardus was inspired by the cabinets of curiosities that became popular in the 16th century which showcased historical and archeological artifacts, alongside scientific specimens.
Cadets give back during The Citadel’s Class of 1979 Leadership Day
On The Citadel’s Class of 1979 Leadership Day, cadets participated in a day of servant leadership. At dozens of locations, more than 1,100 freshman and sophomore cadets engaged in service activities across the Lowcountry.
Notes from Engineering
In new rankings released by U.S. News & World Report, the School of Engineering was ranked #18 Best Undergraduate Engineering nationwide (non-doctoral).
News from the School of Humanities and Social Sciences
Variety magazine announced that the adaptive rights to Professor of Criminal Justice Sean Patrick Griffin’s book, Gaming the Game: The Story Behind the NBA Betting Scandal and the Gambler Who Made It Happen, have been acquired by producer Jonathan Saba.
STEM Center hosts active learning experience
The STEM Center hosted 4th and 5th graders from Richland County School District Two’s gifted and talented program, Active Learning Experiences in Resourceful Thinking (ALERT), for a day of STEM experiences.
New Faculty Spotlight
Sixteen new faculty members joined The Citadel this year. In the spotlight this month are Caitlin Allen and Heath Kaufman.
Alumnus honors former teacher with $2 million gift
A transformational gift made by a grateful alumnus to name the Angela W. Williams Student Success Center on campus will ensure cadets and students continue to have a space to support and guide their academic success.
MCAT Bootcamp yields impressive results
The Swain Family School of Science and Mathematics hosted a bootcamp to help students prepare for the Medical College Admission Test.
S.C. Supreme Court hears cases on campus
The Citadel hosted The South Carolina Supreme Court on campus Sept. 10 to 11.