Three Norwich sophomores started a cross-fit training program a month ago, training together seven days a week. 'We all desire to commission as pilots in the Marine Corps,' said Chris Farrell, a 20-year-old criminal justice major from Burlington, M...

On Oct. 31, Norwich Army ROTC cadets were informed in the White Chapel of what branch they would be assigned after graduating and commissioning with the army. Branching is the term used for a career field like artillery and infantry. At the bra...

Rewarding, surprising and fun describes The Chameleon, Norwich's literary magazine, said the chair of the department of English and communications, Brent Cox. Cox, an associate professor of English and former faculty adviser for the magazine, said ...

Norwich has been a part of Northfield, Vt. since 1866, and has presented both the community and students with unique opportunities to interact with each other. 'So there are a lot of positive things for college students to interact with the communi...

A Norwich student and U.S Marine planned for guest speaker Jonathan Hoffman's arrival on Nov. 30 to talk about his endeavors in Afghanistan. Gunnery Sergeant Chris Bentley, a 31-year-old sophomore political science major from Tyler, Texas, has depl...

Many Norwich students rely on caffeine to stay focused in the classroom and everyday activities. Some students started the habit before coming to NU. 'I have been drinking coffee for six years and I find it helps me to stay up and be focused on...

After a weekend at the West Point United States Military Academy in New York, members of the Norwich Pipes and Drums learned to work in unity and set new goals for the group. 'It was a good morale boost for the Norwich pipers to work with other milit...

For the past few weeks, rooks walked around campus with a different air about them, after completing basic training, the culminating event, and receiving their new privileges. In recent years, privileges have been broken down more clearly and rooks h...

Riding a horse is a partnership that is made out of strength, trust and friendship. Norwich's Cavalry Troop experiences this richness of life every week of the school year. Cavalry was founded in 1909, but changed when World War II started, and the n...

In 1967, Norwich University established a radio station on campus. WNUB 88.3 FM was the chosen frequency and call letters, according to the station supervisor Doug Smith. This station teaches Norwich students how to be radio DJ's and to manage a radio ...

For Norwich students who do not have the time for a full-time job, babysitting on weekends or after class can be an educational and fun way to earn some money. Tanya Mills, the social media manager for Norwich, is in charge of keeping the list of Nor...

Since they spend so many hours holed up in their studios, architecture students might be considered a 'hidden' major at Norwich. Architecture is a four-year undergraduate program, but what makes this major different from any other is the dedication a...

Senioritis may not be a real disease, but it can hold students back from graduation and achieving passing grades. Adrian Dantzler, a 21-year-old senior communications major from Mitcheville, Md., defined senioritis as: 'When you're too lazy to do you...

Rounding out his ninth year at Norwich, Brigadier General Michael B. Kelley announced his retirement as commandant of cadets and vice president of student affairs, but not his retirement as a part of the school. 'People think you're going to put Norw...

What is the story behind the many 'engaged' relationship statuses on Facebook? The answer is love, according to recently graduated and current Norwich students. 'I just got lucky and happened to meet my person I was supposed to be with early in life,...