The Vermont Department of Health is sponsoring a symposium on binge drinking on college campuses.

Jim Murdock is an athletic trainer at Norwich University, and led the medical care team that worked with an elite squad of competitors at the 2012 Paralympics in London.

The cadets have returned to Norwich University in Northfield. VPR's Steve Zind reports on the annual tradition of rooks getting their uniforms and their first military haircuts.

A spotlight on accessibility issues across the state with guests Robert Appel of the Vermont Human Rights Commission and Sarah Launderville of the Vermont Center for Independent Living; checking in with Jack Lindley at the Republican National convention; and a report from the new cadets at Norwich University.

Norwich University says the military college has raised more than $68,000 to help fund a scholarship in memory of a Navy Seal alumnus who was killed in Afghanistan.

The nursing program at Norwich University has won accreditation from the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education's board of commissioners.

Vermont's Norwich University in Northfield is helping U.S. service members better understand the different cultures in which they might operate.

The top U.S. military officer, Gen. Martin Dempsey, is urging graduating military cadets and civilians at Norwich to lead uncommon lives and build trust in their relationships as they head out into the world.

A Vermont military college that held what's believed to be the nation's first gay pride week on a military campus is refocusing the mission of its gay and lesbian club after some alumni were upset that it held a "condom Olympics" and "queer prom."

Professor Mich Kabay, faculty adviser for Norwich's Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Questioning and Allies Club, talks about Norwich's recent gay pride week.

The science of cheesemaking and the development of the western world are deeply intertwined in the new book "Cheese and Culture: A History of Cheese and its Place in Western Civilization" by University of Vermont professor and food scientist Paul Kindstedt.

The nation's oldest private military academy is holding its first gay pride week. Starting today, Norwich University in Northfield is hosting six days of events.

We look at how big a threat the computer hacking movement is and at what can be done to protect against its attacks.

VPR's Steve Zind  reports on research underway at Norwich University that uses Transcendental Meditation as a tool to make better soldiers and inoculate them from the psychological trauma of combat.

We look at how "value-added" products shape the future of Vermont's dairy farms, hear about research at Norwich University into Transcendental Meditation and take a winter walk on Maquam Bog.

A Norwich University student has pleaded not guilty to charges he was driving drunk in a crash that killed another student and injured seven others, three critically.

Norwich University says a 1998 graduate of the military college was among the victims of a mass shooting in Nevada.

A Norwich University graduate and Navy SEAL was among the 30 American troops who died when their helicopter was shot down over Afghanistan. Brian Bill was one of the nearly two dozen SEALS aboard the helicopter.

Students at the country’s oldest private military college have won a prestigious national prize for their documentary exploring issues veterans back from Iraq and Afghanistan face upon returning home. Norwich Students Produce New Documentary

Norwich University's men's and women's hockey teams will play quarterfinal games this weekend in the NCAA tournament.

Norwich University is hosting a series of lectures on forensic science. The third annual CSI Symposium will be held Thursday and Friday in the school's Dole Auditorium.

Norwich University officials are investigating an incident involving cadets that appears to violate school rules, and possibly state law.

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

David Walker, the nation's top auditor for several presidential administrations, is a vocal critic of wasteful government spending.

The Spartans, Castleton State College's brand new football team, will kick off their first ever season on Saturday with a game against Anna Maria College of Massachusetts.