Norwich Today

High school students attending the Summer Academy were challenged to build a robot capable of navigating a tricky obstacle course.

Norwich video:
Summer Academy robots
race toward the finish
Aug. 20, 2010

Summer engineers put robot designs through the paces.

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Psychology research
project focuses on
stereotypes in sports

Senior thesis a challenging and rewarding project for psych majors.

Nursing alum’s courage
tested during emergency
airplane landing

Nicole Palardy treated child through terrifying ordeal.

Student researcher isolates aminoimine during summer chemistry project

Biology major makes strides in ongoing study of chemical sythesis.

Putney hopes to reawaken
legacy of important
Vermont granite sculptor

Family, community history at the center
of summer research project.

Putting the sun to work:
Student wants to make
solar panels more efficient

Feedback system would alert
panel owners to maintenance needs.

Cold War comedy
reminds graduates of the responsibilities of diplomats

Service-learning trip to Thailand to be the first of three.

Student searches
for evidence of deadly fungus among salamanders

Student may be the first person to look for Bd in Vermont.

Exercise and appetite study brings Norwich, Central Vermont communities together

Scientific study breeds a sense of camaraderie among students, participants.

Engineering major to spend semester in the planet’s
most remote region

Stephen Emmons, ’12, to join Antarctic research team during the fall of 2010.

Biodiesel refinery designers aim for more than a well-made product

Norwich encourages engineers to consider business side of product.

Blood, sweat and cheers: Exercise research takes
students’ commitment

Experiential learning is no game for Norwich exercise physiology class.

Class of 2010 graduate learned to put aside horrors
of Liberian civil war

George Jones to serve as an officer in the Marine Corps.

Norwich students learn by teaching thanks to partnership
with local school

Physical education majors plan class to keep kids moving.