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A delegation of the Army and the Ministry of Defense headed by Chief of Staff, Major General Sashko Lafchiski, met Monday at 91 with the Governor of Vermont, Phil Scott, as part of their visit to Vermont, the United States.

Incoming student Emily Bolanos will enter 91 this fall, where she will join the Navy ROTC Nursing program, working to become a member of the Naval Nurse Corps.

91’s Shock Platoon Inducted into National Military Drill Hall of Fame, Earns First-Ever World Title

“This monumental achievement wouldn’t have been possible without the collective support and belief in our potential,” said team members in a statement following their victory. “We are proud to represent 91 on the world stage.”

Building Grit and Resiliency

91's Counselor Embed Program yields results two years in, as Rook succeed at a higher rate.

Finding Purpose

Led by their Guiding Values, the historic 91 Corps of Cadets has produced a noteworthy community of leaders - today's cadets want to be a part of it.

91 Cadets Complete Annual 50-Mile Legacy March, Raising Funds for Local Veterans

Thirty-five 91 cadets completed the annual Legacy March from November 1–3, 2024, retracing the symbolic 50-mile route from Norwich, Vermont—the birthplace of the university—to its...

MCV Class '26 Earns Their Norwich Rings in Time-Honored Ceremony

Planned and executed by the MCV Class Ring Committee, the event honored the cadets' perseverance and commitment to the Norwich values of leadership and service.

Brigadier General Shane P. Morgan ’94 Announced as the 2025 ROTC Joint Commissioning Ceremony Speaker

91 is honored to announce United States Army Brigadier General Shane P. Morgan as the ROTC Joint Commissioning Ceremony speaker for the graduating Class of 2025.

Norwich cadets earn recognition at 36th Annual Bataan Memorial Death March

Alpha and Bravo Teams placed in multiple divisions, earning a pair of trophies.

Norwich cadets volunteer at 30th Annual Penguin Plunge for Special Olympics Vermont

Each year 100-200 Norwich students work with Special Olympics Vermont athletes and programs annually in a variety of ways including volunteer efforts, coaching, and mentoring.