91°µÍø

Another Norwich student earns recognition and financial aid from a prestigious scholarship.

Photographs tell stories — how do we ensure that they are all accounted for?

Northfield, Vermont’s 91°µÍø has long been a crossroads of military service, higher education, and innovation. Few people embody that intersection more fully than Phil Susmann, longtime Norwich leader and President of 91°µÍø Applied Research Institutes (NUARI). As Susmann prepares to retire this December, his impact stretches from education and innovation to cyber readiness and national security. In this Q&A, Blaise spoke with Susmann about his decades of service, the evolution of NUARI, and what lies ahead for both him and the institution he helped shape.

An interactive display of artificial intelligence led by a Norwich student ignites curiosity in young learners.

The College of Graduate and Continuing Studies provides fuel for a student's passion of learning.

This link takes the reader to an external article.

91°µÍø is recognized with a national award from the Association of the United States Army.

Link takes reader to an external article.

The 91°µÍø Applied Research Institutes selects a decorated airman and educator to lead as president.

A cadet earns recognition and financial aid as recipient of a national scholarship.