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Norwich University Undergraduate Researchers Present at Regional Chemistry Symposium
Norwich students take their research projects to a regional symposium for presentation. Four Norwich University undergraduate researchers presented their work at the annual Champlain Area Chemistry Symposium on Saturday, Nov. 7, at the University of Vermont (UVM) in Burlington. Held in UVM's state-of-the-art Discovery Hall, the symposium brought together students, faculty, and researchers from colleges and universities throughout the Lake Champlain region to share their work in chemistry.
Partridge School for Outdoor Learning Students Hit the Road
The first cohort of the Outdoor School live Captain Alden Partridge's vision more than 200 years after institution's founding. Students enrolled in Vermont Geology and Legacy Landscapes and Writing and Inquiry in Public Contexts are the first fall cohort of the Partridge School for Outdoor Learning. The group ventured off campus in October to track the legacies of past geologic events.
The Chairman's Remarks: Charles A. Dana
Good evening, everyone, and welcome. It is wonderful to be together tonight, to celebrate our faculty and to recognize our Charles A. Dana Grant and our Charles A. Dana Research and Curriculum Development Fellowship recipients. Thank you to everyone who made tonight possible. I love Norwich. As a graduate and now as Board chair, I am grateful for the people who make this place what it is. Tonight gives us a chance to thank some of those people.
What Lasts: Stories from Norwich Homecoming
It was a cold, windy, rainy morning on Sabine Field. But as Gene Ward ’49 began walking onto the field carrying the Class of 1949 flag, the rain stopped and the sun broke through. Behind him, Norwich cadets stood in formation as alumni gathered for Homecoming 2026, marking reunions and reconnecting with classmates and friends. Gene Ward ’49 carries the Class of 1949 flag during the Homecoming procession.
Quest Fest: Curiosity in Action
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.
More Than a Campus Visit: Inside the Leadership Challenge Event
The Leadership Challenge Event (LCE) and Open House came together over one weekend, giving prospective students two ways to experience Norwich: stepping into Corps life on Friday and exploring the wider University on Saturday. What is Corps life like day to day? Who else is considering it? And what does it feel like to step into this kind of environment and try it for yourself? On Sept. 25-26, 2026, Norwich brought its Leadership Challenge experience and Open House together for the first time.
Student-Athletes Shine as Norwich Dominates the Patriot Games
Norwich easily captured first place in the in the Patriot Games, a multiday Senior Military College (SMC) competition held on The Hill in conjunction with the Association of Military Colleges and Schools of the United States (AMCSUS) conference.
Tom Griffing ’66: A Quiet Devotion, A Quiet Gift
A cadet colonel who never stopped carrying Norwich in his heart ensures that future cadets will benefit from the same foundation and direction he was given. For some, their time in college is just another four years. For Tom Griffing, Class of 1966, his time at Norwich became the architecture of an entire life.
Preserving History, Sharing Stories
When Shannon Murphy M'20 looks back at her career, she sees more than dates, documents, and dusty archives. She sees people, connections, and stories that might otherwise be forgotten. A graduate of Norwich University’s Master of Arts in Military History program, Murphy now serves as the historian for the 86th Airlift Wing at Ramstein Air Base in Germany.
Rachel Kelley '19 named director of student conduct
Norwich University celebrates one of their own as an alumna climbs the ladder at her alma mater. Norwich University has appointed Rachel Kelley '19 as director of student conduct following a successful internal search. Kelley reports to Associate Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students Gregory McGrath. The director of student conduct position was reintroduced as part of a strategic realignment within Student Affairs.
Men’s Lacrosse: Carr, Fleury, Johnston selected to NEILA All-Academic Team
Three graduating seniors from the Norwich University men's lacrosse team were named to the 2026 New England Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (NEILA) All-Academic Team, as announced by the organization. Robert Carr '26, Parker Fleury '26, and Alex Johnston '26 each earned the academic recognition after helping lead Norwich through one of its strongest seasons in recent years.
Men’s Ice Hockey: 11 Cadets recognized as AHCA Krampade All-American Scholars
Eleven members of the Norwich University men's ice hockey team were named 2025-26 Krampade All-American Scholars by the American Hockey Coaches Association (AHCA), as announced by the organization. Cole Fagan '28, Ocean Fancy '29, Matt Harvey '26, Hayden Heinrich '27, Cory Kashul '29, Kyle Kudrna '28, Samuel Larsson '29, Sami Molu '27, Zach Ophoven '27, Joe Schubert '27, and Ben van Waterschoot '28 represented Norwich among this year's honorees.
When Effort Becomes Reality
Ideas become reality for this architecture student who helped design a playground in Montpelier for the local community. Over the past semester, I had the opportunity to be part of Norwich University Design+Build Studio, culminating in the realization of the Little Rapids Playscape at the Kellogg-Hubbard Library. We began in the design phase, studying and modeling architectural precedents to understand how play, structure, and material interact.
Study Abroad Spotlight: Eric Barbosa Semedo '27
A senior cadet immerses himself in both the Spanish language and culture when he studies abroad in Seville. Every year, Norwich students get the chance to go beyond what they've known, to live somewhere new and immerse themselves in a different language and culture. This spring, that meant a semester in Seville, Spain. I checked in with Eric Barbosa '27, a senior at Norwich University, about his semester abroad, and here's what he had to say.
Two Sides of Berlin: What Refugee Camps Taught Us About Community and Care
Berlin, Germany receives refugees and asylum seekers from over 100 different nations globally each year, all looking to call Berlin their next home. When our nursing class traveled to Berlin to learn about the refugee population, we had already painted a picture of what we thought their living situation and care would be. After speaking to the staff of refugee camps directly, we found it was much more complicated than expected.
Madison DeCota selected to CSC Academic All-America Second Team, becomes 25th honoree in Norwich history
Madison DeCota has added one of the nation's highest academic and athletic honors to an already historic year, as the Norwich University softball standout was named a 2026 NCAA Division III Academic All-America Second Team honoree, as selected by College Sports Communicators (CSC). DeCota, a rising senior pitcher/shortstop and exercise science major, becomes the 25th Academic All-America selection in Norwich University history and the 20th individual Cadet student-athlete to earn the distinction.
Norwich University Online expands opportunities with four new programs
Four new programs aim to enhance the capabilities of students through Norwich University Online. For more than 200 years, Norwich University has prepared students to lead, adapt, and make meaningful contributions in their professions and communities.
The Intimacy Paradox
How Women Outsmarted Their Own Hearts Something strange has happened to emotional intimacy. We've gotten really good at talking about feelings. We know our attachment styles, we can name our triggers, we understand our patterns. We sound incredibly emotionally intelligent. But somewhere along the way, many of us stopped actually feeling our feelings and started managing them instead. There's nothing wrong with this. It's been protective. Smart, even.
The Man Bun Mafia
How Spiritual Bypassing Became Emotional Abuse Let me tell you about the worst kind of man you can date. Not the obvious asshole. Not the commitment-phobe or the guy who ghosts you after three months. Those men are easy to spot. Your nervous system sees them coming from miles away. I'm talking about the guy who opens with "Are you into tantra?" The one who positions himself as spiritually evolved while treating you like a project to fix.
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