Month: December 2009
Introducing the NU Career P.L.A.N. Professional Learning
Most of you have heard, “It’s not what you know. It’s who you know.” Now, the Norwich University Career Development Center is planning to help you capitalize on that concept. We have recently started the NU Career P.L.A.N. (Professional Learning and Advisory Network), a new program, available online, which […]
Women’s basketball starts strong
The Norwich University women’s basketball team has jumped out to an early start with an 5-2 record. The lady Cadets have beaten Plattsburgh State, Bay Path, Middlebury, Lyndon State and Maine Machias. The lady Cadets only loss was to non-conference foes Trinity College and Bates College. The Cadets, who participate […]
Women’s hockey hopes to repeat
For the first time in its short three-year history, the women’s hockey team of Norwich University is undefeated. Going into Thanksgiving break with a record of 7-0, the Cadets faced two challenging tasks. During the weekend of the 100 Years of Hockey celebration, which began on Dec. 4, the team […]
Men win Hockenbury Trophy
Men’s basketball starts its season 5-1 for the first time in recent history. The team brought home the first win of the season in its 76-64 non-conference opening game against University of Massachusetts-Boston at Clark Athletic Center on Tuesday, Nov. 11. According to Jaren Jeffcoat, 22, a junior communications major […]
Celebrating 100 years of hockey
Norwich welcomed alumni, students, parents and friends to celebrate 100 years of hockey during the weekend of Dec. 4-6. These photos are of the women’s and men’s hockey games that weekend. The men’s hockey team dominated Hamilton College, 8-0, Saturday afternoon at Krietzberg Arena, and defeated Amherst […]
What do you want for Christmas?
Our roving photographer asked students what they wanted for the holidays, and got these responses.
Students report concerns with meal card system
The meal card swipe system at Norwich University garners plenty of discussion due to a multitude of problems. “I don’t think there are enough meal swipes and they don’t tell us how many meal swipes we have,” said Latoya Phillips, a sophomore nursing major. Some issues with the meal card […]
Rook recognition and accreditation update
I would like to congratulate the Rooks on their recent recognition. You have reached a significant milestone in your career in the Corps of Cadets and at Norwich. I would also like to commend the upperclass students for a job well done. This year we restructured the Corps and the training program and […]
Norwich students on TV show
A former Norwich student and an employee’s son helped demolish a family’s hardship and build a new life for them while participating in the ABC show “Extreme Home Makeover.” Chris Amell, a former student and son of Sandy Dukette, who works in the development and alumni relations department, and Korey […]