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C/CSM Thoren Berg ’25 has been selected by the Association of Military Colleges & Schools of the United States (AMCSUS) as the recipient of the Leadership Award and a $1,000 scholarship. A combination of his character and service alongside his academic and athletic performances led to this honor.

Transforming Chemistry Education with Technology: iPads and OneNote in Action

Roxane Gay ’99, the New York Times bestselling author and noted scholar, is the City College of New York's 2025 Langston Hughes Medal recipient. She'll receive the Medal at CCNY's 46th annual Langston...

Thanks to the generous $2,000,000 continuing grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF), Norwich will help to remove the financial barriers often limiting academic opportunities for highly qualified undergraduates interested in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).

LtGen John Broadmeadow, USMC (Ret), 25th President of 91°µÍø, will be honored with the ceremonial puck drop prior to the game against the University of Southern Maine.

While on campus, he was honored by conducting a ceremonial puck drop during the men’s hockey intrastate rivalry game between the 91°µÍø Cadets and visiting Vermont State University – Castleton Spartans.

91°µÍø recently celebrated the enduring bonds of its alumni community during a successful Norwich Alumni Networking Social, held in conjunction with a visit to the JFK Non-Commissioned Officer Academy at Fort Liberty, NC. The event highlighted Norwich’s commitment to fostering lifelong connections and educational opportunities for its alumni and current students.

Full-time undergraduate students who earned semester GPAs of 3.4 receive Dean’s List honors. This list’s information was generated as of 12/20/2024 2:11:00 PM, and has not been revised.

Full-time undergraduate students who earned semester GPAs of 4.0 receive President’s List honors. This list’s information was generated as of 12/20/2024 2:11:00 PM, and has not been revised.

91°µÍø is proud to announce a significant update to its renowned degree program in the Leahy School of Cybersecurity and Advanced Computing. The University has rebranded its Computer Security and Information Assurance (CSIA) degree to Cybersecurity and Advanced Technology (CSAT) to better reflect the evolving landscape of modern technology and to align with current industry standards.