Norwich University News

More than three dozen Norwich University students are preparing for deployment to Afghanistan.

A man received serious head and neck injuries in an assault outside a nightclub in the centre of Norwich in the early hours of the morning.

The interstate checkpoint operated by the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol not only returned to the Upper Valley this week, it came back in a double dose: Federal agents were stopping cars yesterday and Thursday along Interstate 91 and Interstate 89.

Paula Sundet of Grand Marais and John Wolf of Lutsen were married September 12, 2009 in the beautiful Lutsen Lutheran Church in Lutsen, Minnesota.

The country's oldest private military college will pay tribute to veterans this week.

A a oehappy and healthya eight-year-old girl has become the first person in Norfolk to die solely as a result from swine flu.

A Marine major from Belgrade is one of the nine people feared killed in a mid-air collision off the California Coast.

Hope was fading but a search for survivors was set to continue into a third day Sunday for nine people who went missing when a U.S. Coast Guard plane collided with a Marine Corps helicopter over the Pacific Ocean.

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VSAC's fate remains in abeyance, as D.C. focuses on health care and student-aid reform takes a back seat.

A surge in violence in Afghanistan is happening just as 1500 Vermont guard troops are getting set to deploy.

A Sheffield author who honed his talents at a writing group in the city returned to meet the tutor who first encouraged him.

A clutch of Norfolk schools may join the growing exodus from county council control after being given the go-ahead to become charitable trusts.

A nurse described by one patient as her "guardian angel" has been picked as the champion from hundreds of staff who heal, care and reassure at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital.

Nicholas Garafalo of Derry graduated from Curry College in Milton, Mass. with a Bachelor of Arts degree on Sunday, May 17, 2009.

Angry townsfolk, fed up of 10 years of broken promises, let rip at health chiefs last night over plans that could see some services lost despite the proposed construction of a new A 15m hospital in Cromer.

Norwich University, citing improved enrollment, is restoring two varsity sports and a deferred pay raise to faculty and staff.

Tony McIntyre was a teenager, living with his family in Cinnaminson, when he set his sights on his dream school: the Marine Military Academy in Harlingen, Texas.

Long time Norwich University spokesman and English professor George R. Turner died Thursday at his North field home.

Posted on Oct 15, 2009 by KJ Pilcher . Courtesy of a Jason Bryant "tweet", I stumbled across this story.