Honorary Degree for Harry Huge at The Citadel
The Citadel posthumously honored co-founder Harry Huge with an honorary degree during the Class of 2020 commencement ceremonies.
Foundation News
Updates, scholar stories, and announcements from The Harry and Reba Huge Foundation.
Follow the work of our scholars, the progress of our U.S.–Estonia exchange, and milestones from the foundation. Below is a selection of recent highlights and historical moments.
The Citadel posthumously honored co-founder Harry Huge with an honorary degree during the Class of 2020 commencement ceremonies.
Foundation News
The foundation shared the news of the sudden loss of co-founder Harry Arthur Huge on April 27, 2020.
Announcement
Profiles of Huge Scholars, including 2012 Huge Scholar Ben Wiese, highlight how foundation support shapes their academic journey.
Scholar Story
Dr. Robert Gallo traveled to Estonia in the fall of 2011, sponsored by the foundation, to share discoveries on HIV and AIDS.
Exchange
Then-Estonia Ambassador to the U.S., Marina Kaljurand, has spoken about the foundation's role in connecting students and institutions across the Atlantic.
Diplomatic Voices
A Huge Scholar and NWU graduate won a startup competition in Estonia in December 2019, illustrating the real-world impact of the exchange.
Scholar AchievementThe Citadel continues to award a Huge Scholarship covering full tuition costs, with support offered to scholars pursuing additional experiences.
The College of Charleston is among the institutions awarding Huge scholarships to selected students.
The foundation's NGAL initiative has hosted events in Charleston, connecting students and professionals across borders with local action.
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Facebook TwitterNews and media updates from the foundation offer a steady look at how scholars are growing through international exchange and academic opportunity. The page gathers recent announcements, story features, and coverage that reflects the mission of nurturing potential leaders and supporting their study abroad experiences. By sharing these moments, the foundation keeps its network of supporters, partners, and friends connected to the journey of each scholar as they pursue education beyond familiar borders and contribute to communities both locally and globally.
Scholar stories sit at the heart of the news section, giving voice to the students whose ambitions are shaped by the scholarship program. These narratives often trace humble roots, whether raised on a family farm, shaped by the Dust Bowl era, or guided by a dedicated mother, and show how those beginnings fuel a desire to learn and lead. Readers can discover how the award helps cover tuition and travel costs, allowing recipients to focus on their studies and the discoveries that come with new academic environments.
Beyond personal stories, the page highlights lectures, talks, and ambassador moments that bring scholars into conversation with global thought leaders. Visitors may find references to historic partnerships, university lectures, and program updates that broaden the educational experience far beyond the classroom. Media coverage and network features help showcase the foundation's role in awarding scholarships and creating opportunities for exceptional students to join a growing list of schools and communities touched by the Huge Scholars program.
The news and media space also serves as a simple, accessible archive where visitors can catch up on announcements, video features, and program news at a glance. It reflects a community-organization spirit, keeping the public informed about the foundation's ongoing work, from student achievements to partnership developments. Whether checking in occasionally or following closely, readers can stay attuned to the people, programs, and shared purpose that define the foundation's commitment to education and global connection.