The Corps of Cadets celebrated Thanksgiving early on Tuesday with a traditional holiday meal in the mess hall. As is also tradition, knobs make Thanksgiving hats for the upperclassmen and present them at evening mess. Cadets go on Thanksgiving furlough Friday.

The Corps of Cadets celebrated Thanksgiving early on Tuesday with a traditional holiday meal in the mess hall. As is also tradition, knobs make Thanksgiving hats for the upperclassmen and present them at evening mess. Cadets go on Thanksgiving furlough Friday.

The Corps of Cadets celebrated Thanksgiving early on Tuesday with a traditional holiday meal in the mess hall. As is also tradition, knobs make Thanksgiving hats for the upperclassmen and present them at evening mess. Cadets go on Thanksgiving furlough Friday.

The Corps of Cadets celebrated Thanksgiving early on Tuesday with a traditional holiday meal in the mess hall. As is also tradition, knobs make Thanksgiving hats for the upperclassmen and present them at evening mess. Cadets go on Thanksgiving furlough Friday.

The Corps of Cadets celebrated Thanksgiving early on Tuesday with a traditional holiday meal in the mess hall. As is also tradition, knobs make Thanksgiving hats for the upperclassmen and present them at evening mess. Cadets go on Thanksgiving furlough Friday.

The Corps of Cadets celebrated Thanksgiving early on Tuesday with a traditional holiday meal in the mess hall. As is also tradition, knobs make Thanksgiving hats for the upperclassmen and present them at evening mess. Cadets go on Thanksgiving furlough Friday.

For his service and sacrifice to his country and the U.S. Army, 1st Lt. Brian Brennan, Citadel Class of 2006, will be inducted into the Arland D. Williams Society during Homecoming weekend. Read a Fort Myers, Fla., News Press story about Brennan. Click here.

Citadel President Lt. Gen. John W. Rosa has been named alumnus of the year by the college’s School of Business Administration.

The Citadel Alumni Association has honored five graduates of the Military College of South Carolina and a former member of the staff for their contributions to the college.

Underscoring The Citadel’s ongoing commitment to preparing principled leaders, The Citadel Board of Visitors has approved changing the name of the Krause Initiative to the Krause Center for Leadership and Ethics.

Citadel Marines are taking their drive to feed the needy during Thanksgiving to the Charleston community this year. Donation bins will be located on campus and at three Mount Pleasant locations.

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