Academic Success
Immersing students in real-world experiences, beyond the confines of books and classrooms, cultivates an unparalleled work ethic and leadership mentality.
Norwich’s vision is simple: to educate people to act, think, and succeed as active citizens of the world.
Immersing students in real-world experiences, beyond the confines of books and classrooms, cultivates an unparalleled work ethic and leadership mentality.
Norwich paves the way for others to dare themselves and defy the odds -- that’s why we’re the birthplace of the ROTC.
Strengthen your impact with undergraduate research symposiums, summer fellowships, original research opportunities, and more.
Imagine yourself at Norwich, where students share a mindset to push beyond their limits, driving academic success, personal growth, and professional goals. Whether you choose the Corps of Cadets or the civilian path, you’ll find a supportive, collaborative environment, a powerful alumni network, valuable mentorships, and hands-on learning opportunities to propel your career.
At Norwich, we are proud of the students we accept and see the promise in each one of you. Our founder believed in the power of potential as much as past achievements. We don’t focus on where you’ve been; we care deeply about where you’re headed and want to inspire you to achieve your dreams.
The Norwich experience is like no other. We educate and develop leaders for the twenty-first century, combining our rich history with innovative learning experiences to prepare citizens and citizen-soldiers to serve our nation and the world.
Do you need to be a cadet or in the ROTC?“At Norwich, there is a big emphasis on service. Volunteering builds character while helping the community and building relations and connections. Some of my favorite memories are from freshman year when my rook family would...spend time helping the community in different ways.”
— Isabela, student
Follow your passions, hone your skills, and challenge yourself in the heart of the Green Mountains in the Vermont wilderness.
Whether you are learning, training, or playing, visit the Shaw Outdoor Center for free access to outdoor recreational equipment and trails for hiking, mountain biking, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, trail running, and more.
The Campus Activities Board presents "CAB Movie Night - Gremlins" on December 6, 2024 in Room 225 of Mack Hall Auditorium.
The Charles A. Dana Category I Lecture Series presents "Discovering David Jones: On the Appeal of Sacramental Syncretism" by Dr. Timothy Parker, Associate Professor, Norwich University.
The Charles A. Dana Category I Lecture Series presents "AI Research at Norwich: Recent Progress and What’s Next" with Dr. Ali Al Bataineh, Assistant Professor, Director, Center for Artificial Intelligence, Norwich University.
Reflecting on my ongoing journey with Pegasus Players, I've discovered a profound sense of connection and acceptance that I haven't experienced elsewhere on campus. Within the vibrant community of Pegasus, I found a place where my unique talents and perspectives were not only welcomed but celebrated. It's a space where I feel understood, supported, and valued.
Cadet Daniel Inglee's reflection on his time at the International Forum for Peace, Security, and Prosperity (IFPSP).
A Note from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers Club President, Will Thornton on the experience.
Established in collaboration between the Norwich Alumni Association and Fins & Feathers, the NU Buddy Check is a monthly initiative that encourages alumni to connect with their peers and provide emotional support to those they hold dear.