🎄 Just in Time for Christmas: “Big Red – Marching Through Time” Is Being Restocked on the Senior Private Shop. etsy.com/listing/1143946989/big-red-limited-edition-print-marching Looking for a meaningful Christmas gift for a Citadel cadet or alumnus? This signed, numbered print by artist Bob Graham was created in collaboration with The Citadel’s Library, Museum and History Committee to honor the return of Big Red—a symbol that resonates deeply with generations of Bulldogs. Each print captures the spirit of the Corps, the weight of tradition and the timeless connection between past and present cadets. This gift is great for display in your home, office or den.

December 11, 2025

"In the Old Corps, by the Book: Citadel Cadet Life in The '60s" authored by Dr. Ed H West, '66, was published by Authors Publishing House.

December 10, 2025

Chace M.C. Cooper, '23, director of business development at Double E Financial Solutions, was featured in a CBSNews.com article on credit card debt relief.

December 9, 2025

Timothy Street, '44, was born on December 9, 1923,. He and his classmates, the Class That Never Was, were called to active duty in May 1943 at the end of their junior year. An interview with Mr. Street from October 2008 is here: lcdl.library.cofc.edu

December 8, 2025

On December 8, 1941, the United States declared war on Japan and, the following spring, the Class of 1944 was called to serve in World War II. They are known as The Class That Never Was. today.citadel.edu/remembering-the-class-that-never-was