Monday, April 15, 2013 at 2:49 p.m., two bombs went off 13 seconds from each other at the 117th annual Boston Marathon on Patriot’s day. [Read more...]

When Sam Philbrook, 21, a criminal justice major from Rochester. Mass., was a senior in high school, he was interested in attending Division I colleges to play baseball. With encouragement from his parents, he decided to also take on the challenge to become a member of the Corps of Cadets at Norwich University. [Read more...]

“Mountain, get out of my way!” shouted Montel Williams from the back of Plumley Armory. Heads of students and faculty turned to see where this battle cry was coming from after President Richard Schneider’s formal introduction led the celebrity into the room. [Read more...]

Being a freshman in the Corps of Cadets at Norwich University offers many challenges, exhausting individuals both physically and mentally. Long hours are spent balancing academics and corps responsibilities, finding enough time in the day to make it work. [Read more...]

“I am DJ Syntha 6 and I approve this message.” On May 3rd, from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m., Norwich University’s Plumley Armory will transform into an 18-and-older dance club for the “Summer Presence.” [Read more...]

In April of last year, the Norwich University community became aware via the Noel Levitz surveys and data gathered by two blue ribbon commissions that the student body’s belief in the honor system had declined and that students felt the systems were neither consistent nor fair. [Read more...]

Remember logging into Facebook on March 26? Maybe the date isn’t memorable, but the image is. March 26 is when millions of individual profile pictures changed from their personal photos to a small red square. [Read more...]

Pat Morales was the ultimate guy. He played baseball, cross country, basketball, and hockey in high school and played club soccer in 2011 when he began his college career at Norwich University. [Read more...]

It’s finally April. People are walking about downtonwn Montpelier because the long-awaited spring weather is too good to pass the time indoors. They stop in front of a favorite little coffee shop at the street corner before going inside to read the words taped on the window.

Everywhere in town, windows and doors are covered with pieces of poetry, making Montpelier truly a poem city. [Read more...]

At the end of every year students are faced with the monumental task of fitting all of their belongings into their car, or even worse, into a few suitcases. As a result, many items are left behind in hallways, lounges, and dumpsters. [Read more...]