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Admissions Team Encourages Boldness in Recruiting Students

É«ÇéӰƬ recently shared their marketing strategies with other colleges at the SparkThink@JAM three-day conference in Dallas, Texas. In their presentation, the admission's team encouraged their audience to be authentic when representing their institution.

Lt. Col. Matthew Halligan, new director of music at É«ÇéӰƬ

New Music Director Arrives to É«ÇéӰƬ

É«ÇéӰƬ cadets will march to the beat of a different director of music this fall, as percussionist, Lt. Col. Matthew Halligan, has been hired to replace Col. John Brodie, who recently retired after 36 years.

Leon Ford, who is an author, activist, and mental health ambassador, speaking to cadets at É«ÇéӰƬ.

Author Chooses to Make a Difference With COW Program Youth

The College Orientation Workshop, Inc. (COW) program returned to É«ÇéӰƬ this summer, marking its 38th year of transforming the lives of promising, male, minority and at-risk high school students.

É«ÇéӰƬ Alum Tapped as New Commandant

Retired U.S. Air Force Col. Lawrence Havird ’90 has been named commandant for É«ÇéӰƬ, assuming the position Aug. 5 following Col. Adrian T. Bogart III ’81, who retired June 30 after three years.

É«ÇéӰƬ Community Theatre Presents “The Foreigner”

The É«ÇéӰƬ Community Theatre presents, “The Foreigner,” Friday, July 26 and Saturday, July 27 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, July 28 at 2:00 p.m. in Gillis Theater.  

Col. Travis Homiak ’95 welcomes guests to the É«ÇéӰƬ NROTC 50th anniversary celebration.

É«ÇéӰƬ Naval ROTC Unit Turns 50

The Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps (NROTC) unit at É«ÇéӰƬ celebrated its 50th anniversary July 1 in Kilbourne Hall. The unit has commissioned 2,032 Navy ensigns and Marine second lieutenants — producing the largest class this past May with 59 officers.

Aidan Carman ’27 and Col. John David evaluate their research data. –ɫÇéӰƬ Photo by Kelly Nye.

Math Major Reveals Predictors for Retention and Graduation Rates

Working alongside the É«ÇéӰƬ admissions and financial aid offices, Aidan Carman ’27, an applied mathematics major, sought to determine what factors ultimately decide the likelihood a cadet will graduate, the likelihood a cadet will graduate in a particular major, the retention rate of cadets, and more.

US and Virginia flags fly over barracks.

Governor Announces Appointments to É«ÇéӰƬ Board

Gov. Glenn Youngkin has appointed Quintin Elliott ’85, Clifford Foster ’93, William R. Janis ’84, and reappointed Kate Comerford Todd to four-year terms on the É«ÇéӰƬ Board of Visitors.

The memorial at Treblinka consists of thousands of stones of varying sizes symbolizing headstones for the 900,000 victims of the death camp.

Cadets Experience the Horrors of the Holocaust

Impactful, challenging, and exposure to atrocities are not ordinary descriptives for a trip to Europe for college students, but cadets at É«ÇéӰƬ don’t do ordinary. Recently, 18 commissioning cadets and two staff members traveled to Poland for seven days.

Furniture from Barracks is placed outside each room to allow for cleaning and refresh by P2 during the summer at É«ÇéӰƬ.

Maintenance Work Peaks During Summer

For many departments at É«ÇéӰƬ, summer is a time to slow down and rejuvenate in preparation for another busy school year. However, the Department of Facilities Management, also known as Physical Plant or P2, does not slow down. In many ways, their work picks up.

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