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We Are Norwich
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STUDENT CLUBS
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# of U.S. Presidential
inaugurations performed by
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TRAILS
We have our own mountain
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National Athletics
Championships
The Space for Minds to Stretch.
The Place for Potential to Prosper.
This is not a place to be complacent. On our campus and in the scenic Vermont wilderness, you'll have plenty of opportunities to engage your mind and your body.
Nawruz 1401,
a celebration of the Afghan New Year.
On March 20, students faculty and staff joined the Norwich University Intercultural Student Organization for Nawruz 1401, a celebration of the Afghan New Year and fundraiser to support local Afghan families.
This first-ever Norwich commemoration weekend, open to the public, included community activities and cultural performances and coincided with celebrations in Afghanistan and other central Asian countries, honoring the 3000-year-old New Year’s festival.
Norwich Student Life
Whether you join the Corps of Cadets or pursue a civilian lifestyle, you'll benefit from Norwich’s strong sense of community. Our campus reflects the world we live in, and is sized so you'll feel at home the moment you arrive.
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Life in Vermont
From the mountains and trails, to the quaint campus town, you'll find your space.
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Engaging Events
With our 100+ student clubs and creative Campus Activities team, your downtime will be uptime.
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Sports and Facilities
From sports to fun to fitness, we even have our own Trailforks-rated mountain!
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Student Clubs @ Norwich
With 100+ student clubs, from straight-out fun, to special interest, to military related to academic, you are bound to find your niche, or a bunch of them. And if not, well start your own, the Campus Activity Board is here to actively support your interests.
The Student Affairs department provides resources and support for 100+ student clubs across Norwich University.
The birthplace of ROTC, Norwich battalions and clubs develop invaluable teamwork and leadership skills.
Many of our programs are academic centers of excellence that sponsor innovative clubs and competitive groups.
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Julia Campiglio ’22
“One thing a student should experience at Norwich before they graduate is to attend a homecoming football game, and/or championship hockey game. It’s just a fun place to be.” -
Alexa Foster ’22
"Through Civic Scholars I am able to experience and be a member of various clubs with the Center for Civic Engagement including NUEMS and Habitat for Humanity. … These clubs and organizations have given me the chance to build relationships with my peers. It has also allowed me to give back to Northfield and the surrounding communities of our school." -
Joshua Vannoy ’22
"My favorite place to study or hang out on campus must be either around the Dog River going for a swim or hiking up on Paine. Great spots with amazing views. If I need to clear my head, walking to Dole Cemetery to look out over the valley and on the campus is a good place in my eyes to reflect and center myself.” -
Jimmy Gonzalez ’22
"My favorite place to study is in Dalrymple Hall since I can have a group study session. I like to hang out in Kreitzberg Arena since I can watch my friend play hockey and support the Norwich University hockey teams.” -
Kayla Goleniak ’22
“I made the friends that I will have for the rest of my life because of my team. There is nothing better than working with a team, at Norwich, for a national championship. (women’s hockey team).” -
Matthew Cutting ’22
“The one thing a student should do … at Norwich before they graduate is experience the outdoor activities that the winters and terrain offer in Vermont. Ice climbing, rock climbing and skiing.”
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