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The ribbon has been cut, and the next chapter is open.
Introducing The Citadel's Krause School of Leadership and Ethics.
Every challenge leads to success through determination.
The Class of 2027 received their rings Last Friday, and Class of 2030 was promoted this morning.
Read more about Parents' Weekend here: citadelnow.org/4yeThp6
2026 Parent's Weekend Update: Saturday's schedule has changed due to expected severe weather. The barracks will be open to families from 8-9:30 a.m., and football kickoff is now at noon.
Friday's events remain as scheduled.
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September at The Citadel.
A look back at the moments that shaped last month, captured by school photographer, Ed Wray.
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A new chapter in Citadel history.
General Kenneth F. McKenzie Jr., USMC, Retired, 1979 was officially inaugurated Friday as the 21st president of The Citadel, followed by Jeep Review parade.
Read more about the ceremony and the new chapter for our college: citadelnow.org/3Vf3O5T
November Company takes the parade win!
Congratulations to November Company on being named this week's parade winner.
Today, General Kenneth F. McKenzie Jr., USMC, Retired, 1979 was formally inaugurated as the 21st President of The Citadel, marking a historic moment for the college and the beginning of a new chapter in leadership.
From cadet to president, welcome home, President General McKenzie.
Another year of excellence.
The Citadel has been named the Best Regional University in the South for the third year in a row and No. 1 in the region for veterans, according to U.S. News & World Report.
Hear from President Gen. McKenzie and read more here: citadelnow.org/46yCS3t
25 years later, The Citadel remembers and honors those w lost on September 11, 2001. Never forgotten.
Remembering Sept. 11, 2001.
Early morning on Friday 9/11/26, our Corps of Cadets climbed 110 flights in honor of those lost and those who answered the call to serve.
The Citadel has been ranked No. 1 among colleges in South Carolina in TIME's America's Best Colleges 2026-2027 rankings.
A high graduation rate, strong academics and durable career prospects helped drive the ranking.
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August set the year in motion at The Citadel. Read more from the month here: citadelnow.org/4x6hY6H
Citadel President, Gen. McKenzie addressed the South Carolina Corps of Cadets on Thursday, August 27, as they begin a new academic year.
The journey for The Citadel Class of 2030 is underway.
Matriculation Day marked their arrival and the beginning of four years of growth, leadership and purpose.
Read more about this historic Matriculation Day here: citadelnow.org/469JJQt
Yesterday was just the beginning. A look back at Matriculation Day for The Citadel Class of 2030.

ALT A male Citadel cadet is watching a young male cadet-recruit sign his name at a table covered with a blue cloth in a courtyard with a checkered red and white floor. Another person in the same cadet uniform stands nearby, observing. The setting resembles The Citadel, a military college with uniformed personnel present, at Matriculation.
Trust the process. Follow the route. Class of 2030, watch for Saturday’s Matriculation Day driving instructions and visit Matriculation HQ before you arrive.
The Honorable Platte B. Moring III, former adjunct professor in The Citadel's Department of Political Science and current Inspector General of the Department of War, recently visited U.S. Northern Command in Colorado Springs, Colorado, where he reunited with Citadel alumni Colonel Anthony (Tony) A. Keller, Executive Officer to the Commander, USNORTHCOM / NORAD, class of 2001 (left) and Colonel Douglas E. Pierce, Deputy Director, Requirements, Analysis, and Resources for USNORTHCOM / NORAD, class of 1995 (right).
Moring was confirmed as Inspector General in December 2025 following a distinguished career in military service, law, and public service. We're proud to see members of The Citadel community continuing to serve our nation and making an impact at the highest levels.
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