One of five organizational units that comprise the regiment, or the entire Corps of Cadets. Often used interchangeably to refer to the unit of cadets and the barracks in which they are housed.
See also company.
One of five organizational units that comprise the regiment, or the entire Corps of Cadets. Often used interchangeably to refer to the unit of cadets and the barracks in which they are housed.
See also company.
The college flag.
Capitalize when referring to a specific board (e.g., The Citadel Foundation’s Board of Directors). Do not capitalize “board” or “director(s)” when used separately.
Several new members were appointed to the board of directors.
The board also approved two new directors to fill vacant spots.
Also known as BOV, the board
See board of directors.
Army Maj. Sam M. Savas, Jr., Class of 1951, conceived the idea of a brass bulldog while he was teaching military science from 1962 to 1965. After he was killed in Vietnam in October 1965, cadets donated their brass belt buckles, hat brass and breast plates to create this brass model of the college mascot. The monument also bears the name of his son, Navy Lt. Sam M. Savas III, Class of 1979, who died during a military rescue operation 20 years later.
Pronounced boo-yer.
Named after Citadel Class of 1980 graduate and former Indiana Congressman Steve Buyer. Located on the second floor of Mark Clark Hall, the auditorium is frequently used for campus lectures, fine arts performances, student meetings, Red Cross blood drives and various departmental functions.
Pronounced bird.
Named for Col. R. M. Byrd, Class of 1923, who was the head of the chemistry department and also served as an academic dean. It was completed in 1968.