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10/19/2026

Courtesy of Dr. Clinton Moran, our resident ichthyologist in The Citadel Biology Department! 😄

A wonderful video of Dr. Moran and Cadet Luke Bailey (2027) taking a break from conducting research offshore to cool off and swim with the wildlife!

10/09/2026

Faculty vs. Cadets dodgeball game next Friday, October 16, 1300h, Deas Hall! 😊 Please contact Dr. Howie Huynh or Cadet Hunter Bramley (President of BioCid) for more information if you're interested in playing!

Further proof that biology is the most AWESOME of all the natural sciences! 😜👍
08/21/2026

Further proof that biology is the most AWESOME of all the natural sciences! 😜👍

The leaf sheep, a neon green solar-powered slug, has inspired at least one Pokémon character and triumphs in global ballot

Today is the first day of the 2026 MCAT bootcamp! Sponsored by Citadelalumnus Dr. Virgil Alfaro, students get a month of...
06/15/2026

Today is the first day of the 2026 MCAT bootcamp! Sponsored by Citadel
alumnus Dr. Virgil Alfaro, students get a month of hands on intensive MCAT prep through the Kaplan program. Students started strong with team building activities and question response strategies.

Way to go Eric!
05/20/2026

Way to go Eric!

Congratulations to Eric Sheppard on receiving this year's Col. Charles E. Hirshey Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Studies. This award is presented by Dean Annetta and the Zucker Family School of Education.

Graduating from The Citadel with a degree in Secondary Education and a concentration in Biology, Eric will begin his career as an educator next school year. We congratulate him on this achievement!

Congrats to Citadel Biology alum, Elena Burgess, for graduating from Lincoln Memorial University DCOM. She will do her g...
05/12/2026

Congrats to Citadel Biology alum, Elena Burgess, for graduating from Lincoln Memorial University DCOM. She will do her general surgery residency at Keesler Air Force Base. We are proud of Ellie!

Outstanding Student Awards were presented to Biology majors at the The Citadel Academy of Science and Mathematics Awards...
04/21/2026

Outstanding Student Awards were presented to Biology majors at the The Citadel Academy of Science and Mathematics Awards Banquet. The Biology Department is proud of our 2026 winners - Phillips Daniels (Senior), Maya Johnson (Junior), Tyler Nguyen (Sophomore), and Khloe Krome (Freshman).

04/10/2026

Cadet Bryson Barrett won the 12th annual Baker Business Bowl with his company, Stone Fish, an innovative fishing apparel brand. Read more about him and the other competitors here: https://citadelnow.org/420LnBS

This past week, cadets Bryson Barrett, Sebastian Quinteros, Edward Clement, Liam Murphy, and Austin Perry joined profess...
03/31/2026

This past week, cadets Bryson Barrett, Sebastian Quinteros, Edward Clement, Liam Murphy, and Austin Perry joined professors Gustafson, Rocha, and Quaas at the 2026 Association of Southeastern Biologists Conference. Students presented posters via Tri Beta Biological Honors Society across a variety of disciplines including microbiology, ecology, and biomedical science. Liam Murphy won second place for his poster in the ecology category and Sebastian Quinteros won honorable mention in the cell/molecular category. Additionally, Sebastian was elected Tri Beta student president for the upcoming academic year! We are so proud of these students for their contributions to their respective fields, and for representing The Citadel Biology department at a regional meeting. Well done!

Target Eliminated: Cadets Insert Stop Codon, Shift Colonies from Blue to WhiteFor the first time in the Cell Biology lab...
03/05/2026

Target Eliminated: Cadets Insert Stop Codon, Shift Colonies from Blue to White
For the first time in the Cell Biology lab, sophomore cadets used CRISPR to turn blue bacterial colonies white by halting enzyme production. They witnessed firsthand how molecular changes create visible traits, bringing cell biology to life in the lab!

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Duckett Hall Room 119 171 Moultrie Street
Charleston, SC
29409

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Tuesday 7:30am - 4pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 4pm
Thursday 7:30am - 4pm
Friday 7:30am - 4pm

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