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Giving Impact

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Your Giving Impact - Student Stories

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Where Music Meets the Mission

For C/CPT Sydney Brown ’26 and her family, spending formative years in Northfield has become something of a family tradition. And what began as indulging in her passion for performance has evolved into leading Band Company as company commander.

See how a second-generation cadet embraces the “I Will Try” motto

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History in the Making

When Ay’Seante Ross ’29 decided to join Norwich University’s brand-new women’s wrestling program, she wasn’t just looking for an opportunity to compete at the collegiate level. She wanted to leave a mark.

See more about Norwich’s first NCAA qualifier in women’s wrestling

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Committed to Excellence

Jose Velasco ’27, a Chemistry major and S-STEM Scholar, has been nominated for The Goldwater Scholarship Program, which seeks to support college sophomores and juniors who show exceptional promise leading the Nation’s next generation of research in science, engineering, and mathematics.

A cadet’s efforts in the classroom recognized as he pursues a STEM education

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Norwich Endorses Truman Scholarship Candidates

Three students have earned the University’s endorsement in pursuit of the prestigious Truman Scholarship: Kyle Duffek ’27, Lily LaCroix ’27, and Lukas Walker. The Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation was created to “award scholarships to persons who demonstrate outstanding potential for and who plan to pursue a career in public service.”

See more about our students’ pursuit of The Harry S. Truman Scholarship

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Finding Purpose

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

See a view of the Corps & its purpose, anchored in the Norwich mission

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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

Your Giving Impact - Donor Stories

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90 at 40: "First in Grey's" Giving Day Campaign

As a Partridge Society Director, Chris “chet” Misner ’90 & M’06 can tell you that every dollar given to the Norwich Fund supports the University’s most urgent needs and directly supports Norwich’s future.

Misner spreads awareness of how Norwich’s fundraising efforts benefit students

The image shows three men standing together indoors, all dressed in business attire — dark suits and light shirts — smiling for a professional photo. Behind them, a wall displays the words “ADVANCE NATIONAL CYBER POWER.” The setting appears to be a modern office or conference area, with a blue sectional couch, a dark wood cabinet, and a vase of blue flowers visible in the background. The overall atmosphere is professional and collegial, suggesting a formal visit, partnership, or meeting related to cybersecu

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

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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

Your Giving Impact and Our Commitment to Experiential Learning

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Reaching the Masses

The College of Graduate and Continuing Studies is on a mission to spread Norwich’s Guiding Values and system of education far and wide through distance learning. Ever since Captain Partridge’s revolutionary institution opened its doors more than two centuries ago, the University has been on the cutting-edge of higher education.

Today online and on-campus experiences are becoming closer than ever

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Delegation Explores Careers at ERN Conference

Demonstrating our dedication to high-impact undergraduate development and experiential learning, Norwich University sent a delegation of 10 students to attend the Emerging Researchers National (ERN) Conference in STEM in Atlanta, Georgia.

STEM students take their talents into the real world

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Students Shine at VBRN Career Day

Norwich University proudly represented its commitment to undergraduate research by bringing 14 students to the annual VBRN Career Day, held on April 1, 2026, a symposium supported by the Vermont Biomedical Research Network (VBRN) that is dedicated to research and professional networking.

The day served as a showcase of scientific contributions during poster sessions

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Learning in Action

Four senior biochemistry students proudly represented Norwich University at the Spring 2026 meeting of the American Chemical Society (ACS), held in Atlanta from March 22-26, 2026. Centered around the theme “Collaborate, Innovate, Transform,” the conference brought together a global community of scientists to share research and foster partnerships.

Turning thoughts into action at one of the world's largest scientific gatherings

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International Collaboration in AI

Two visiting cadets from the École Spéciale Militaire de Saint-Cyr in France collaborate here in Northfield as part of Norwich University’s ongoing international exchange program. During their time at Norwich, they are contributing to a research effort in artificial intelligence focused on radio spectrum analysis.

Norwich’s international exchange program brings novel research to campus

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A New Era for Norwich Cavalry

Norwich’s Cavalry Troop blends historic tradition with hands-on horsemanship and leadership, where cadets learn to ride, care for horses, and grow as citizen-leaders at Cedar Ridge Farm under expert trainer Kim Bisson.

One of Norwich’s oldest traditions enters new era grounded in hands-on learning