Celebrating Veterans
Eleven years ago, the Daniel Library hosted the first Veterans Breakfast. The breakfast was the brainchild of Terri Johnson who has been on staff in the library for 24 years.
Recognizing the mental health crisis in education
Michael Hawes, Ph.D., director of Fulbright Canada and president and CEO of the Foundation for Educational Exchange between Canada and the United States, presented a special lecture on understanding the mental health crisis among students in higher education on November 9.
Notes from Education
Associate Professor and Department Head Britnie Kane and Dean Evan Ortlieb co-edited a book, Disciplinary Literacies, Unpacking Research, Theory, and Practice, published on Oct. 11.
Baker Business Bowl fosters entrepreneur
Now in its ninth year, the Baker Business Bowl was created to encourage budding entrepreneurs who have an idea for a new product or service, and the desire to turn that idea into a business.
Notes from Engineering
The Citadel competed against the United States Naval Academy and the United States Military Academy at West Point at the AWS DeepRacer Tournament
Alumnus honors family legacy with $3.5 million gift
Thanks to a generous gift made through The Citadel Foundation, the college will soon be improving academic offerings in the School of Engineering.
First Responders Club community outreach
The Citadel First Responders Club held a community outreach event on Sept. 9
Sacko recipient of Scholar Award
Health and Human Performance Professor Ryan Sacko is the recipient of the 2023 South Carolina Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (SCAHPERD) Scholar Award.
Zucker School of Education supports school leaders and tackles literacy
The Zucker School of Education is supporting principal development throughout the Tri-County area.
SHSS serves up culture and history
Faculty, staff and students enjoyed food, trivia and a dance demonstration at this year’s Hispanic Heritage Luncheon