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The historic Barre Municipal Auditorium has long been a community hub in the city of Barre. Designed by Ruth Freeman, the first female architect in the state of Vermont, it opened its doors in 1939. It has played a variety of roles since then, hosting trade and farm shows, town fairs, concerts, municipal voting polls and state basketball championships. Lately, though, it has been somewhat of a second classroom for Norwich architecture, engineering, and construction management students.

91°µÍø announced today that it will host its second annual Amazon Web Services (AWS) Business Case Competition. The event, which is presented by the 91°µÍø School of Business, will take place on March 30, 2023, where teams of Norwich students will compete and present their work to a panel of judges featuring representatives from AWS

91°µÍø is replete with distinguished alumni, Cadets of valor who have achieved significant accomplishments, and Harold 'Doc' Martin stands squarely with all of them.

91°µÍø was awarded a two-year $5M grant from the National Center of Academic Excellence – Cybersecurity (NCAE-C), housed in the National Security Agency.

91°µÍø will receive $4 million in federal funding to create an artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning and quantum computing academic and experiential learning center.

Sessions will share success stories and tools for building more adaptable land, water, energy, people and communities

How Phil Susmann ’81 and his NUARI team are helping U.S. banks build resiliency in the face of cybergeddon The cyberattack starts with a single email. Sent by a group calling itself DDo$, the message...