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NCAA recognizes Norwich women's lacrosse as turnover champs

Three Class of 2025 student-athletes led the way as the women's lacrosse team led Division III in caused turnovers per game.

The flags of the Armed Forces are displayed on the Upper Parade Ground during the afternoon, with the bottom of the photo designed with maroon overlaying gold, and the logos of the AUSA and Norwich.

Association of the United States Army nominates ԰ for award

԰ earns nomination for one of the Association of the United States Army's top honors.

An edited promotional image of Will Thompson, GNAC Athlete of the Year (Men's Sports). His name repeats down the background, while a photo is overlayed on top where he is in the pool, mid-stroke with his goggles and cap on. The caption "GNAC Athlete of the Year (Men's Sports) is below, with the NU and GNAC logos in the top right.

Swimming & Diving: Will Thompson, 22-time GNAC Champion and 27-time All-Conference honoree, honored as 2024-25 GNAC Athlete of the Year for Men's Sports

The Cadet swimming and diving program produces another award-winning athlete.

General Bussiere stands at attention in full dress Air Force uniform in front of a large American flag.

From The Hill to the Heights of Command: General Thomas A. Bussiere ’85 Nominated as Vice Chief of Staff of the U.S. Air Force

A Class of 1985 alumnus begins the next step of his career following his high-profile nomination.

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Hockenbury named 2025 GNAC Executive (Athletic Director) of the Year

The honor comes as Hockenbury completes his third season leading Norwich's Department of Athletics, a tenure marked by competitive success, academic excellence, and expanded opportunities for student-athletes.

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From the Frontlines to The Hill: TIME’s Simon Shuster to Receive Colby Award at ԰’s 2025 Military Writers’ Symposium

Shuster will accept the 2025 William E. Colby Award at ԰’s Military Writers’ Symposium held October 27-28.

Dr. Gallant awarded The ATHENA Young Professional Leadership Award®

Dr. Sarah Gallant has been selected as the 2025 recipient of the Homer L. Dodge Award

This prestigious teaching award is given every two years and is a testament to her dedication to teaching excellence.

Promotional graphic for "The 2025 National Military Drill Hall of Fame," honoring the legacy of the ԰ Regimental Drill Team, with a focus on tradition and achievement. The text is overlaid on a background featuring a blurred certificate.

԰’s Shock Platoon Inducted into National Military Drill Hall of Fame, Earns First-Ever World Title

“This monumental achievement wouldn’t have been possible without the collective support and belief in our potential,” said team members in a statement following their victory. “We are proud to represent ԰ on the world stage.”

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Jacqueline Strenio Honored with 2025 ACBSP Teaching Excellence Award

This prestigious accolade is bestowed upon educators who demonstrate outstanding teaching prowess within the academic realm.

Isabella Ross, Jayden LaVecchia, Brendan Coyne, and Ahmed Mohammad stand in front of the Seerist logo on the wall in Seerist HQ; LaVecchia is displaying the trophy in his right hand.

԰ students win inaugural Seerist Intellithon

A group of Norwich students take on experiential learning through a competition utilizing Seerist's industry-leading risk intelligence platform.