Giving Impact

Expanding Horizons

When Sophia Taylor ’28 learned she had been selected as a recipient of the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, the news represented far more than a financial award; it signaled an opening door to a global academic experience she once thought impossible.

With this prestigious scholarship, Sophia earns recognition and financial aid

Kyan Macdonald ’27 Named 2025 STEM Student of the Year

“Receiving the 2025 STEM Student of the Year award is an incredible honor,” said Macdonald. “My time at Norwich has challenged me to grow both technically and personally, and I'm grateful for the support of the faculty and peers who continue to inspire innovation and curiosity on campus.”

See more about this recipient of a national scholarship

AI Meets Cybersecurity

An interactive display of artificial intelligence led by a Norwich student Kundan P. Kushwaha ’27 ignites curiosity in young learners. His hands-on AI workshop sessions were held during the Day of Cyber Norwich’s Senator Patrick Leahy School of Cybersecurity and Advanced Computing.

See how AI can be “something we can see, hear, interact with in real time”

Finding My Path

Through Future Leader Camp, Juan Elenes ’27 finds confidence, friendship, and a clear sense of purpose, ultimately leading him to Norwich University and Army ROTC.

Learn more about Juan’s unique journey

Warfare in the Digital Age

This summer, Norwich ran another cycle of its Information Warfare Exercise (IWE), as well as its inaugural Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations (EMSO) training. c/SFC Jayden LaVecchia ’27 had the opportunity to attend both trainings on behalf of Norwich’s Cyber Institute and Cyber Leader Development Program.

Learn how Norwich cadets are preparing for information warfare

Peace and Conflict in the Baltics

Ten cadets and a Norwich faculty member travel across the globe to broaden cultural and diplomatic perspectives in Norwich University’s annual Olmsted Field Study.

Team Leader Daniel Inglee ’26 shares his lessons learned and knowledge gained

A Norwich Grad on Cyberspace as a Strategic Domain

David Ortiz ’98 & M’06, a cyberspace expert, reflects on his journey from Norwich throughout his career.

See how David is giving back to The Hill and beyond

Allen Henry Court ’64: A Lasting Legacy

The creation of a scholarship honors a cadet, soldier, banker, and Norwich family member upon his passing.

Court’s legacy will live forever through a scholarship in his name

Forging a Norwich Future

Board of Fellows member Paul Fousek ’01, principal and founder of Horizon Wealth Management, sees the Partridge Society as the best way to support both current and future students on The Hill.

See more about Paul’s story and supporting the Partridge Society

Committed to Service

Sigmund Borkoski ’63 volunteer efforts offer a shining example of Captain Partridge's citizen-soldier. He has served the past decade-plus as a volunteer with the Lowcountry Foundation for Wounded Military Heroes (SC/GA).

See more about Sig Borkoski ’63

Returning the Favor

The William M. Lasky School of Business has been dedicated in honor of long-time trustee and donor Bill Lasky ’69.

See more about Bill Lasky ’69

Beyond the Classroom: An Immersive D.C. Experience

A semester-long simulation paired with intensive international learning in Washington challenges a Norwich student to think, collaborate, and act under pressure through firsthand experiences of government policy and decision-making.

Hear about Spencer Rada’s Honors Program experience

Forty-Three Hours

Leadership Challenge Weekend (LCW) offers a taste of the Norwich lifestyle and mission while preparing the next generation of leaders for success.

See how LCW gives high school students an inside view of the Corps

The Norwich Difference to Mechanical Engineering

“I love showing parents and students all of our labs,” says Assistant Professor Mirza Ahmed, Ph.D. “I’ve even had some... say things like, ‘I know I’m a civil engineer, but it’s really nice to see how all of this mechanical engineering works in person.’”

How Prof. Ahmed takes to heart his commitment to experiential learning

School of Architecture + Art Shines on Global Stage

Held by the European Cultural Centre (ECC), the Time Space Existence exhibit serves as a platform for innovative and visionary projects that demonstrate architecture’s potential to be a force for good.

See more on the School of A + A’s exhibit at the Venice Architecture Biennale

Student Reflections from the Norwich University School of Nursing

Madison Pembroke ’26, Student Nurses Association President, reflects on the Norwich University School of Nursing experiential learning Spring Break trip to Costa Rica.

More on the medical mission trip to Costa Rica

Students Win Inaugural Seerist Intellithon

The event’s sample scenario revolved around a sophisticated cyber-attack on a Southeast Asian country’s national energy grid. Dr. Presley McGarry said that she is “beyond proud” of the students’ efforts. “I am honored to work with such an incredible team.”

See how Norwich students take on experiential learning