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Flags on the UP: Norwich Honors 9/11 Victims

The Norwich community comes together to honor the victims of 9/11 through an annual tradition on the Upper Parade Ground.

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Women Kicking Glass: Dressing for Success

Future generations of Norwich graduates are outfitted in professional attire through the work of Women Kicking Glass.

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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.

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Future Leader Camp: Pushing Limits, Going Beyond

The Commandant and Vice President for Student Affairs shares his thoughts about Future Leader Camp as he speaks to the crowd of high school camp graduates.

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Full Circle: Alison Lanz MacDonald ’10 Returns to FLC

A former regimental commander returns to the camp where her journey started.

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Army Leads the Way!

A cadet and rugby player reflects on the path that led her to service and Norwich University.

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1990 “First in Grey": Creating a Norwich Legacy through Reunion Giving, Giving Day, and Estate Planning

An alumnus and his graduating class explore the meaning of giving.

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BG Mark A. Denton '97: 57th Commandant and Vice President for Student Affairs

Norwich University welcomes its 57th Commandant of the Corps of Cadets and Vice President for Student Affairs to campus as he prepares to lead the student body beginning in the fall semester.

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2026 Commencement Address

The outgoing Commandant of Cadets and Vice President of Student Affairs addresses the crowd of students and their families during the 2026 Commencement Ceremony.

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A Generational Relationship: Electrical and Computer Engineering Department Dedicated to the Luce Family

A discipline in Norwich University’s storied engineering program honors a family legacy by dedicating and renaming the department in their honor.

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