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Featured commentaries, articles, and photo-journalism from the Norwich University community and fellows.
Featured commentaries, articles, and photo-journalism from the Norwich University community and fellows.
Tatum Laliberte is a Communications major and Psychology minor at Norwich University. Tatum is an active member of the Pegasus Players, our theater group on campus, vice president of the campus radio club, vice president of the field hockey club, and has a love of music, performance, and dancing. Keep reading to learn more about Tatum's eventful life as a Norwich student.
Leah Mancera is a psychology major and taking three minors: communications biology, and neuroscience! She is a work-study student for the Center for Career Readiness (CCR), an Esports player, and a member of Silver Wings (SW). Keep reading to learn more about Leah's active life as a Norwich student.
More than 8,500 officers are commissioned into the military through the ROTC program each year. It is the largest single source of commissioned officers in the U.S. Taking ROTC in college opens up many opportunities for you — even if you decide not to be commissioned into the military.
Senator Patrick Leahy and his wife Marcelle visited the campus of Norwich University and the Senator Patrick Leahy School of Cybersecurity and Advanced Computing on November 16, 2023. During their...
Are you wondering what it will be like to be in the Corps of Cadets, ROTC, and be an athlete? Don’t worry- you are not alone! Almost 30% of our students are members of one of our highly successful varsity athletic teams. And of that group, almost half are members of our Corps of Cadets.
Number 1) When the Corps is on the march, move out of the way. Don’t get in their way, they’re just trying to do their thing, simply move out of the way or walk faster. Number 2) When the Cadre begin...
You know the opening scene in Outer Banks where John B (Chase Stokes) is giving the audience the introduction to the Outer Banks? He says, “...the Outer Banks, Paradise on Earth, it’s the sort of...
Norwich is a small campus. So small that if you were to walk from one end to other, it would probably take you about 10-15 minutes. Because Norwich is so small, you see people everywhere, all the time...