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Cybercrimes are rapidly increasing, with about 1 million cyber-attack attempts happening daily, a number likely to grow with mobile and cloud technology advancements. Businesses are boosting their...

I started my first day on Capitol Hill not knowing where anything was, who anyone was, or where I was even supposed to enter the building. It was a very cool experience walking up the road to where I eventually found the entrance and saw the shining Capitol dome.

Cybercrime is an increasing threat, with the FBI reporting more frequent and sophisticated attacks, resulting in higher recovery costs. Organizations struggle to combat these evolving techniques and...

Reflecting on my ongoing journey with Pegasus Players, I've discovered a profound sense of connection and acceptance that I haven't experienced elsewhere on campus. Within the vibrant community of Pegasus, I found a place where my unique talents and perspectives were not only welcomed but celebrated. It's a space where I feel understood, supported, and valued.

The field of computer forensics is growing as law enforcement sees the value of IT professionals in combatting cybercrime. Tracking digital activity is crucial for protecting citizens and supporting...

Norwich student, Ana Lemler, shares her unique trip to Kosovo as part of their International Cadets Week to represent Norwich. Students had the opportunity to learn about the rich history, culture, and food, as well as its military and political past. Ana shares how the trip opened her eyes to a new global perspective.

When it comes to choosing a college, you don’t want to have to sacrifice the quality of your education due to the cost alone. Luckily, if you have an interest in joining the military, then there are some options to consider. We’ve put together a comprehensive guide to help you figure out how to get a scholarship from the military so you can pay for college, and other great options!

"One of the greatest challenges when joining the Corps is balancing responsibilities. Outside of the Corps, Norwich offers specialty units, clubs, and community service organizations that seek to enrich the cadet leadership experience." - Ana Lemler, '28

Ana Lemler is an Electrical and Computer Engineering major. She is a member of the Corps of Cadets and is pursuing her Air Force contract. She's also a participant in the Mountain Cold Weather Company (MCW) and the first prospect class of the i5 specialty unit centered on Space Force training. Keep reading to learn more about Ana's interesting life at Norwich!

Spencer Rada is a Political Science major and Transnational Crime minor at Norwich University. He is active in the Student Government Association on campus and Norwich's Leadership Academies. Keep reading to learn more about Spencer's exciting opportunities as a highly involved Norwich student!