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Delegation from Austria’s Theresian Military Academy visits Norwich

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By Allison Neal, MyChamplain Valley
| norwich.edu
Norwich University hosted a delegation from the Austrian Armed Forces’ Theresian Military Academy (TMA) on Oct. 5. MG Phillipp Ségur-Cabanac, the academy’s Commandant, spent the morning in briefings and meetings with University and state leaders, as well as participating in conversations with Austrian cadets now studying at Norwich. MG Ségur-Cabanac was also accompanied by TMA cadets Maj David Wieser, Cadet Class Commander, and 1st Lt Kerstin Heber.
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Andres Gutierrez to speak in School of Architecture + Design lecture series

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By Allison Neal
| norwich.edu
A local subject-matter expert makes his way to the Northfield campus to share his professional experience. The School of Architecture + Art is pleased to announce a lecture by Andres Gutierrez, architectural designer and president of the Vermont American Institute of Architets (AIA). Join the crowd virtually or in person on Friday, Oct. 9, 2026, at 1 p.m. in the gallery of Chaplin Hall.
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Quest Fest: Curiosity in Action

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By Allison Neal, Corrina Snow
| norwich.edu
Norwich students and faculty gather to celebrate academics during the annual Quest Fest. What better way to start a new academic year than with a celebration of curiosity? The Undergraduate Research Program’s fifth annual Quest Fest was held Wednesday, Sept. 23, in the Cyber Fusion Center and celebrated all stages of curiosity.
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IU study finds bisexuals are subject to wage gap

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By Allison Neal
| Indiana Daily Student Verified
A new study from the IU Department of Sociology shows that bisexual men and women are paid less than heterosexual men and women for the same work. The study, “Sexual Orientation in the Labor Market,” was published by doctoral student Trenton Mize in the American Sociological Review on Nov. 15. The study is different from others in its classification of bisexuals as a distinct minority.
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