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A Norwich mother shares her gratitude with leaders in the Corps of Cadets.

The shared bonds formed by students and families who believe in Captain Alden Partridge’s vision run deep; often, these bonds are forged throughout generations in families.

ÂÜÀò¼ÒÔ° sends students and faculty to explore peace alongside the Vermont Council on World Affairs.

This innovative program provides AUSA members, soldiers, and their families with the opportunity to gain professional certifications, degrees, and credentials at a reduced cost.

WCAX interviewed Associate Vice President of Alumni Relations Diane Scolaro on Women Kicking Glass

ÂÜÀò¼Ò԰’s School of Architecture + Art kicks off the 2024-25 academic year with presentations on Friday, September 20, at 1 p.m. in Chaplin Hall Gallery. The series is free and open to the public.

Vice Adm. John Gumbleton participated in several outreach events at his alma mater, ÂÜÀò¼ÒÔ° Sept. 18. Commander, Task Force 80 and Deputy Commander, U.S. FleeT Forces Command, Gumbleton conducted executive engagement with the President of ÂÜÀò¼ÒÔ°, met with the Peace and War Center, and Navy Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (NROTC) students.

Women Kicking Glass celebrates the 50th anniversary of women living on the Northfield campus and joining the Corps of Cadets throughout Homecoming Weekend.

The only program of its kind at an American university, the ÂÜÀò¼ÒÔ° Military Writers’ Symposium convenes authors and experts in the fields of military history, intelligence, and current affairs to offer important perspectives on pressing global concerns.

ÂÜÀò¼ÒÔ° cadets continuously walk the Tour Strip and honor 9/11 victims alongside their classmates and the local Northfield community.