Clubs (Academic & Special Interest)

Academic Clubs  (AC)

A variety of academically related clubs, societies, and organizations are available for Norwich students.  This enables students with similar interests to enjoy and collaborate on academic subjects and take part in professional activities.

Special Interest Clubs  (SI)

The list of sanctioned clubs at Norwich is driven by student interest. Some groups, like the Pegasus Players, have been established for quite some time and are enthusiastically supported by the faculty, staff, and student body. Other clubs may be less traditional, and are formed to explore the special interests of a small group of students. To learn how to create a club--and receive funding from the University--contact Director of Student Activities, Intramurals & Recreational Sports.

Aero Club (SI)

The purpose of the NU Aero Club is to have fun while gaining aeronautical knowledge by educating, motivating, and experiencing first-hand what aviation is about. The simulator provides members with the knowledge and training to help them eventually succeed in a military and/or civilian aviation career.

NU Alliance (SI)

The NU Alliance is a club that is dedicated to serving students of all orientations and lifestyles and specifically catering towards the needs and well-being of Norwich University’s LGBTQ individuals and their allies. The meetings of the club are focused on providing a safe and encouraging environment for students to discuss and learn about LGBTQ issues and focus on the role of LGBTQ student and their allies in creating a better campus climate for diversity. Meetings are open, fun, and welcome to everyone.

Alpha Chi (all disciplines)  (AC)

This is the national college honor society for all academic disciplines.

Alpha Nu Omega  (AC)

This is the local Norwich chapter of Alpha Phi Sigma National Criminal Justice Honor Society. Official national web site: www.alphaphisigma.org .

Alpha Phi Sigma (AC)

Criminal Justice Honors Society

American Chemical Society Student Chapter (ACS)  (AC)

The mission of the ACS shall be to afford an opportunity for students of chemistry, biochemistry and allied disciplines to become better acquainted, to secure the intellectual stimulation that arises from professional association, to obtain experience in preparing and presenting technical material before chemical audiences, to foster a professional spirit among the members, to instill a professional pride in the chemical sciences, and to foster an awareness of the responsibilities and challenges of the modern chemist.Official ACS web site: www.acs.org .

American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS)  (AC)

A national student organization that promotes excellence in architecture, education, training, and practice; fosters appreciation of architecture and related disciplines; and organizes architecture students and combines their efforts to advance the science of architecture. This is a club for the architecture students of Norwich University. NU AIAS strives to inspire young designers, encourage networking, and display opportunities in the field of architecture.  To do this, the students travel to architectural conferences, host lecture and film series, and participate in design charettes. Official AIAS web site: www.aiasnatl.org .

American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)  (AC)

The aim of this chapter is to afford the civil engineering student association with others who share the interest in civil engineering profession, and thus prepare for entry into the profession and the national society. The objective of the Norwich University American Society of Civil Engineers (NU ASCE) Student Chapter is to provide hands on engineering experience to civil and environmental engineering and construction engineering management students. The club contributes to Norwich University by allowing students to gain engineering experience outside of the classroom. Students who have participated in NU ASCE will be more knowledgeable than their peers after graduation. The club is planning on participating in three major ASCE competitions this year, concrete canoe, steel bridge, and timber bridge competitions. Competing in these competitions represents Norwich University on a regional and national level. The club also promotes the NU civil engineering department by hosting a High School Popsicle Stick Bridge competition. This competition allows high school students to design, build, and test a model bridge while interacting with students in Norwich's civil engineering department.   Official ASCE web site: www.asce.org .

American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)  (AC)

The Norwich University student chapter of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) is an organization that seeks to promote and explore opportunities in engineering.  ASME offers students, faculty, alumni, and community members the ability to interact, network with engineering professionals, and provide civil service to the surrounding area.  ASME combines scholastic principles with fundamental real-world applications to enhance engineering knowledge and awareness. Students with a strong interest in mechanical engineering gain such benefits as a subscription to cutting-edge technology information in ME Magazine, scholarship opportunities, mentoring within the profession, free conference attendance, etc. Official web site: www.asme.org .

Anime Society (SI)

This club was founded to foster the interest of anime among Norwich students. The Anime Society participates in conventions throughout the northeast.

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) (AC)
ACM members do their best to make Norwich University a better place to study computers and related technology. To promote exploration of the world of computer science and engineering, and the creation and sharing of knowledge with one another and the larger ACM community, the Club regularly hosts events such as LAN parties and guest presentations by industry leaders and faculty.

Ballroom Dancing Club (SI)

Our goal with the Norwich Ballroom Dance Club is to present students with the opportunity to learn a valuable skill for their future plans while still having fun. We want to extend the opportunities beyond just learning and practicing by providing experience outside of our campus meeting place through ballroom dance competitions. The Ballroom Club allows people to dance with a variety of partners, of which many will become lifelong friends; it is a way for students in different courses of study to meet new people who share a similar interest. Ballroom dancing is also a beneficial skill to learn for the future, whether our members are joining the armed forces or entering the business career field upon graduation.

Beta Beta Beta (BBB)  (AC)

An honor and professional society affiliated with the American Association of the Advancement of Science, for all students interested in biological sciences. Activities include sponsoring speakers, and attending conferences, field trips, and social activities. Official BBB web site: www.tri-beta.org .

Chess Club  (SI)

The Chess Club is for recreation and learning. It also hascompetitive tournaments within the club. The Chess Club strongly encourages new members, especially those willing to learn how to play chess. We aim to give students a place where they can learn something new and meet new people. We also encourage students bringing their friends.

Chi Epsilon (AC)

This is a national honorary civil engineering fraternity.

Chinese Club (SI)

NU Chinese Club is an organization that focuses on Asian and primarily Chinese culture, customs, and language. The members of the Club will learn certain Chinese values and manners that will greatly develop them as global citizens and aid them in case of studying abroad, as well as go through hand-on applications of culture, such as calligraphy, Chinese games, music, movies, and more. The NU Chinese Club also takes an active part in and helps to sponsor University-wide events such as the Moon Festival and Chinese New Year celebration. This year, for active members, the Club is also hoping to sponsor a cultural trip for its members to experience Chinese culture and influence in Montreal, Canada.

Club Alpine Ski Racing Team (SI)

The Club Alpine Ski Racing Team participates in fun and competitive ski races across the East.

Club Equestrian Team (SI)

The Norwich Equestrian Club gives students the opportunity to explore their interest in horses while at NU. While focusing on learning more about riding with our weekly lessons, NUE nourishes individuals’ desires to grow and acquire skills in horse care and horseback riding. As a cohesive group, we participate in community outreach activities as well as fun horse related events. Fundraising, volunteering, and events are all key aspects of making our club work well. We encourage beginners to advanced level riders. If you have an interest in learning about horses with a great group of students, NUE is for you!

Club Field Hockey Team (SI)

The Norwich University Club Field Hockey team is made up of both women and men from the student body. Our goal is to provide an active and recreational sport that is not already present on campus. The team consists of practices both indoors and outdoors to teach the skills and rules of the game and create friendly competition. No prior experience is required, most are beginners, and equipment is provided if not owned. There are no tryouts and everyone is encouraged to participate. The club hopes to promote and expand field hockey into a varsity sport and create awareness for the ever-growing sport.

Club Golf Team (SI)

The Norwich club golf team is recently in its second year as a developing and competing club team.  The founder of the Club team recent graduate Kyle Pouliet ’13 had ideas of starting the team for the purpose of becoming a better golfer himself and making others as well. We have a professional from the country club as our head coach to assist anyone with questions or lessons. The academic advisor and business teacher Steve Pomeroy we be in control of our budget and expenses.  Last year we played in a total of four matches and practiced between the months of September into October. This year we hope to play into spring as well as other schools do. We have a total of three matches and glad to say that we are hosting our first one on September 28^th.  We have a total of 38 people signed up for the club team ranging from all skill levels.  Only the top six can compete in each match taking the four lowest scores.  We have a solid team of golfers were we can hang with all teams.  The main goal of the club origination is to have fun and continue to bring back Norwich Golf.

Club Men’s Ice Hockey Team (SI)

The Norwich University ACHA (Club) Hockey team is a Division 2 member of the American Collegiate Hockey Association and North East Collegiate Hockey Association. The team competes with other ACHA and NECHA sanctioned teams and prep schools throughout New England and Eastern New York. The team competes for a NECHA title as well as a spot into the ACHA regional and national tournaments. The team holds tryouts every October and anyone interested is encouraged to contact the club president at msulliv2@stu.norwich.edu

Club Women’s Ice Hockey Team (SI)

The purpose of the Women’s Club Ice Hockey Team is to establish a team to play a competitive schedule of games against other club hockey teams in the IWCHL. The team will also practice multiple times a week at Kreitzberg Arena. This team will not be as competitive as the Varsity team sand will give no more than 25 students who are not roster players on the Varsity team a team to play on.

Club Soccer Team (SI)

The Norwich University Soccer Club is dedicated to allowing anyone to enjoy the sport of soccer. We provide a friendly but competitive environment for anyone that is interested in playing. We compete in local leagues in indoor and outdoor seasons, with practice being optional and every day.  Come out and enjoy the music and the game.

Club Track and Field Team (SI)

The Norwich University Club Track and Field Team was founded many years ago; however, it has been dormant since 2005. Spring 2013 will be the second season back on campus. The events for the club range from running the 50m dash to the 5k race. Also, the only field event as of now is the shot-put (men’s and women’s). The Track Team is open to any NU students interested and there are no qualification times or distances. We meet three times a week for practice and have several planned races: The USATF New England Indoor Track and field Championships hosted by Harvard University and the USATF Adirondack Championship Meet in Albany, NY. We are continually working on gaining the funds necessary so that as many people as possible can go to these meets. There are currently 47 students who are members of NUTF; the NUTF has the goal of becoming a varsity sport for the University. “From many events, one team”.

Club Ultimate Frisbee Team (SI)

The purpose of the Ultimate Frisbee Club is to provide students who are interested in playing, or learning to play, Ultimate Frisbee a place to do so. This will also provide students an outlet to get to know new members of the Norwich Community as well as to hopefully branch out to others schools in the area as well. Ultimate is a noncontact, self-refereed sport and therefore helps with physical health but also helps to build character. Because of its 'Spirit of the Game' rules, players are taught negotiation, leadership, and communication skills. But most importantly, it is about having fun in a safe environment.

Club Volleyball Team (SI)

The NU Volleyball club is open to any and all students regardless of prior experience or skill level. We participate in tournaments throughout New England during the spring semester, and hold practices throughout the year. If you want to play some casual Volleyball, get in a fun workout, or even just get out of the dorms for a while, this club is for you!

Criminal Justice Student Association (CJSA) (AC)

Founded in 1986, the Criminal Justice Student Association was developed for the purpose of education and as a social and fraternal organization for all criminal justice majors. As a club, we all share a genuine interest in justice studies and federal law enforcement which has evolved into the pursuit of knowledge and wonderful career opportunities beyond the classroom. We consistently work on projects as a team which allows us to consistently surpass our goals as a club. One goal of out is to help others through community outreach. We have made it our personal mission to help others within our community while also simultaneously working towards accomplishing our other main goals. The desire to pursue knowledge and great opportunities for ourselves in the Criminal Justice field is what motivates us to organize educational trips to forensic labs, FBI field offices, but most of all Washington, D.C. Furthermore, the networks that we maintain with Alumni and former CJSA members provides us with a lot of super exclusive opportunities during these trips.

Norwich University Computer Security and Digital Forensics Club (AC)

The Norwich University Computer Security and Digital Forensics club's mission is the further the knowledge of themselves and other students in Computer Security and Digital Forensics. Every meeting there is a presentation on either digital forensics or computer security. The club also hosts biannual LAN parties and works on numerous student lead projects.

Delta Mu Delta (AC)

This is the national honor society in business administration. Official national web site: www.deltamudelta.org .

French Club (AC)

This is a club for all students who are interested in pursuing further the language of French. All levels of knowledge of the language are accepted. The goal of this club is to enrich the Norwich student's knowledge of the French language and Francophone culture in a stimulating and supportive environment. The activities of the Club also help address Norwich’s goal to internationalize the campus; offer diversity and opportunities to develop a more global perspective. The club encourages the participation of all students, faculty and staff of the Norwich University Community.

Golden Anchor Society (SI)

The Golden Anchor Society is a highly motivated Norwich University club driven to improve the academic, Physical, Mental, and Moral development of its members, through physical training, team building exercises, Naval information briefs, organization of Naval themed events, and club trips that directly relate to the expansion of naval motivation and knowledge. Members of the Golden Anchor Society club will expand its naval knowledge through both the study of Navy and Marine Corps traditions, history, weapon systems, tactics, and study important people in their history through the presentation of their lives and actions that directly furthered the values and mission of both the Navy and Marine corps.  The Club Motto Give it All, challenges its members throughout their time in the Golden Anchor society to live the motto in every aspect of their lives.

Grenadiers Jazz Ensemble (SI)

The Grenadiers is Norwich University's very own Jazz band. The band plays a variety of swing, blues, and more. The band also performs both on and off campus. This includes major balls, dinners, concerts, etc. The Jazz Band is open to both Corps and Civilian students through audition.

The Norwich Guidon (student newspaper) (SI)

The Norwich Guidon is the student newspaper of Norwich University, it is published twice monthly and has won numerous awards for excellence in its class. Reporters, editors, and managers for The Norwich Guidon are students at the University who work under the guidance of a Communications faculty advisor.

Norwich University Competitive Shooting Association (SI)

The Norwich shooting Club is comprised of student from all shooting disciplines and abilities, from those who have never shot a firearm before to those can complete at the highest levels in their chosen events. The club currently has a wide variety of fire arms and is always working to find new and different ways to compete. The club shoot at a fifty foot indoor range located 5 miles from the University.

The Harold "Doc" Martin Society (HDM) (SI)

The HDM society is a multicultural group that aids in raising money for various charities. It is also committed to bringing cultural awareness to Norwich University.

Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) (AC)
The purpose and scope of IEEE and the IEEE Computer Society at NU is to advance the theory, practice, and application of computer and information processing science and technology and the professional standing of its members. The IEEE Computer Society club at NU strives to fulfill these objectives through community service, networking opportunities, distinguished IEEE guest speakers, scholarship, access to technology and cross disciplinary engagement. This club is open to all students and intends to offer fun, professionally enriching and educational opportunities to its members.

IEEE Computer Society (SI)

The purpose of the IEEE Computer Society at NU is to “…advance the theory, practice, and application of computer and information processing science and technology and the professional standing of its members.” The IEEE Computer Society club at NU will strive to fulfill these objectives through community service, networking opportunities, distinguished IEEE guest speakers, scholarship, access to technology and by expanding club operations to become an official IEEE CS student branch chapter. This club intends to offer fun, professionally enriching and educational opportunities to its members.

International Students Organization (SI)

The International Students Organization aims to enrich the cultural experience of students at Norwich University by organizing events in which the international students can interact with the American students and members of the community. The ISO also organizes activities to give students the opportunity of learning about different cultures, meeting new people, sharing experiences and bringing diversity to our campus.

Maroon and Gold Key (SI)

These students assist in the recruitment and retention of students. The organization conducts tours of the campus for all guests, hosts overnight visits of prospective students, and assists at Open Houses and some off-campus recruitment events.

Model United Nations (SI)

The purpose of the Norwich University Model United Nations Club is to prepare and teach Norwich students about the function of the United Nations and other international organizations and issues by training and providing opportunities for Norwich students to participate in Model United Nations conferences and other international simulations across the country and around the world.

Mountaineering/Rock Climbing Club (SI)

Mountaineering Rock Climbing Club is for those who like the outdoors and want to learn a new skill. There are several trips run throughout the year to places all over New England, run by students and faculty alike.

NAACP - NU (SI)

The NU NACCP is the first student chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People in the state of Vermont. Our mission is to ensure equality of rights and opportunities of all persons in the Norwich community and to help eliminate and address concerns of discrimination here on campus. Whether it be from the ballot box to the classroom, the NU NAACP champions social justice and ultimately aims to create a better NU community.

Norwich Christian Fellowship (SI)

Members of Norwich Christian Fellowship strive to create a place where students and faculty can praise and worship God in a non-denominational Christian atmosphere that encourages fellowship and dialogue.   NCF answers questions of those seeking God, nurtures young Christians, supports mature Christians and trains world-changers to operate in the military and civilian sector.

Omicron Delta Epsilon (economics) (AC)

This is the national economics fraternity. Official national web site: www.cba.ua.edu/~ode/ .

Paintball Club (SI)

The Norwich University Paintball club operates and plays on the campus paintball field as well as traveling to big games, scenarios and tournaments all over the North East.  There truly is something for every style of play with our competitive speedball team competing in the NCPA, a pump team competing in the Gravity League and a well known scenario team that travels to big games such as Castle Conquest, and The West Point Combat Classic.

Pegasus Players (SI)

The Pegasus Players is the resident theater company for Norwich University. It is composed of students, faculty, and community members. This club provides opportunities to act, design, build sets, and make costumes. Through their work in Pegasus, have the chance to learn the basic skills of theater and earn academic credit (EN 242).

Physical Education Club (AC)

The main purpose of the Physical Education Club is to educate our members on the importance of a healthy and active lifestyle by teaching lifelong sports and activities. Moreover, the club provides hands on experience in the field of Physical Education and helps build one’s resume through conferences and certifications. The club provides a positive learning environment for all its members.

Pi Gamma Mu (AC)

This is an honor society broadly concerned with the social sciences. Its primary objectives are to encourage the study of the social sciences among graduate and undergraduate students and faculty members throughout the world, and to recognize outstanding achievement. Official web site: www.pigammamu.org/ .

Pi Sigma Alpha (AC)

This is the Political Science Honor Society. The objectives of this organization are to: stimulate productive scholarship and intelligent interest in the subject of government, politics, and policy; seek to promote a better understanding of government, politics, and policy among its members; promote worthwhile curricular and extracurricular activities related to political science; advance and diffuse knowledge and interest in political science; to organize and conduct seminars, conferences, research, discussion groups, and publications in the subject of political science. Official website: www.apsanet.org/~psa/ .

Pipes and Drums Band (SI)

The Norwich University Pipe Band is dedicated to learning and performing Highland music to the best of its abilities.  In particular, the band is looking for players of the bagpipes, snare, Scottish tenor, and bass drums.  Experience is preferred, but not required.  The band plays both locally and regionally.  MU230 and MU200 are accompanying 1-credit classes that may be taken as humanities electives.

Political Science Club, Politeia  (AC)

The Political Science Club is dedicated to promoting the interest of domestic and international politics to our student body. Our goal is to both educate and debate the issues pertaining to our nation. We want to inform our club members of the important decisions being faced in Congress. Most importantly as a senior military school it is our job to remain on top of the politics going on in Washington. As many of our students will go on to serve and be our nations next leaders it is only appropriate that we understand what our nation is fighting for..

Psi Chi (psychology) (AC)

This is an honor society and scholarship society for psychology. Official web site: www.psichi.org/ .

Sigma Iota Rho  (AC)

This is the honor society for international studies. Open to undergraduate and graduate international studies students. Official web site: www.sigmaiotarho.org .

Sigma Tau Delta  (AC)

This is the national English honor society. Official national web site:www.english.org/sigmatd/ .

Ski and Snowboard Club (SI)

The Norwich University Ski and Snowboard Club was founded in 2010 by a group of students dedicated to the sports of skiing and snowboarding. This group of individuals made it their goal to bring all Norwich University skiers and snowboarders together to cultivate a common interest. The club looks to create bonding, fundraisers, and events through this common interest. You can visit us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/groups/301666149853792/ .

Student Government Association (SGA) (SI)

The Norwich University Student Government Association is a group of students representing the entire student body and is responsible for voicing concerns of the student body to the administration. The main goal of SGA is to promote the general welfare of all students and to foster positive improvements on campus.

Society of Women Engineers (SWE)  (AC)

The Norwich chapter of the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) brings members together to forge friendships explore the professional world of engineering. While SWE is focused on issues of interest to women specializing in engineering and technical careers, it is not an inclusive group and is not limited to only female engineers. Events for this club include pumpkin carving, engineering day for the areas Girl Scouts, the He and Me Dance, and other team building activities such as professional field trips, apple picking, and ice-cream socials. Official SWE web site: http://societyofwomenengineers.swe.org/.

Sports Medicine Society (AC)

A club for all students with a special interest in Sports Medicine or Athletic Training.

Student Nurses' Association (AC)

Members participate in a number of University activities, organize American Red Cross blood drives, tutor underclassmen, and participate in fund-raisers for a spring dinner with professional speakers in various Nursing disciplines. Norwich Student Nurses' Organization web page. Official National Student Nurses' Association web site: www.nsna.org .

Student Veteran’s Council (SI)

The Norwich Student Veterans Council (SVC), the official local chapter of the national Student Veterans of America (SVA), is an organization of military and veteran students dedicated to living out our motto, “Camaraderie, Excellence, Service.”  SVC is a diverse advocacy and fellowship organization, and all military and veteran students in any status, including delayed entry enlistees, are welcome.

NU Tactical Society (NUTS) (SI)

The NU tactical society seeks to relieve the stress of the college environment by providing students with a creative outlet. The historic war games are designed in a realistic military format and allow for multiple players to test their tactical skills.

Tau Beta Pi (engineering)  (AC)

Tau Beta Pi is the nation's second oldest honor society.  Unlike other engineering organizations, Tau Beta Pi is the only engineering society that includes all of the disciplines in the engineering profession.  Students that are elected into TBP have brought honor to their Alma Mater through distinguished scholarship and exemplary character.  There are now collegiate chapters at 241 American colleges and universities, 32 alumni chapters, and an estimated 545,000 initiated members. At Norwich, distinguished engineering students who have demonstrated good character and a strong commitment to the engineering profession are welcomed into Tau Beta Pi.  The group meets weekly in order to discuss upcoming events and plan activities that can help strengthen the David Crawford School of Engineering.  Tau Beta Pi plays a crucial role in organizing events that include all of the engineering disciplines at Norwich University.  Engineering Week is one of the best examples of the leadership role TBP takes in bringing together all of the engineering disciplines.  This year the 2013 - 2014 TBP honor society is making a special effort to try and give back to the local community.  In the near future, members of Tau Beta Pi will be holding weekly help sessions for all engineering courses, as well as volunteering at the Lego League Challenge for middle school students.  Members of the Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society at Norwich University strive to become leaders both in and out of the classroom.  The society has a long history of producing leaders in the engineering profession, and at Norwich our members work very hard to continue thisOfficial National Tau Beta Pi web site: www.tbp.org .

Triathlon Club (SI)

Norwich University Triathlon Club’s main goal is providing a unique training environment that enables members to be competitive in triathlons while maintaining a safe and fun atmosphere. Overall we support a healthy lifestyle while encouraging others to pursue their goals. The Club strongly encourages new members, especially those willing to learn about and eventually compete in triathlons.

Upsilon Pi Epsilon
UPE recognizes academic excellence at both the undergraduate and graduate levels in the Computing and Information Disciplines. Official UPE website: http://upe.acm.org

Venture Crew Club (SI)

Venturing is a continuation of the Boy Scout and Girl Scout Program that offers all Norwich students to continue their scouting career. The crew focuses activities such as camping, hiking, and other outdoor activities.  

Water Polo Club (SI)

The Norwich University Water Polo Club main goal is to provide students the ability to train and compete in Water Polo games in the area as well as be an outlet to get to know members of the Norwich Community and branch out to other schools and meet other Water Polo athletes in the area. The Club strongly encourages new members, especially those willing to learn about and eventually compete in Water Polo games and tournaments. But most importantly, it is about having fun in a safe environment. Club Membership is open to all current Norwich Students.

Women and Men Against Sexual Assault (WASA) (SI)

We are a student run organization dedicated to raise awareness and eliminate sexual aggression at Norwich University and our surrounding communities. We are committed to build a safe house as well as a strong foundation for survivor and those affected by harassment and assault. Students and faculty have the fundamental right to live safely and be free from all forms of violence, abuse and harassment. We as a club will stand and speak out against sexual aggression and empower our fellow students to build a foundation of support for survivors at Norwich University. Through a combination of advocacy training, peer-to-peer support and educational

WNUB (radio station)  (SI)

WNUB is a non-commercial, educational FM radio station licensed by the Federal Communications Commission to the Trustees of Norwich University and broadcasts at a frequency of 88.3 MHz in stereo with a power of 285 watts. It is managed and operated by a student staff under the guidance of a Communications faculty advisor. Its broadcast studios and business office are located in the Communications Center. In addition to its popular music programming, WNUB broadcasts regular newscasts (using its AP radio news wire), public service announcements, special educational programming, and live Norwich sports. Nearly 100 students from all class years participate in WNUB, both as a Communications course requirement and as an extracurricular activity.

The Norwich University yearbook, War Whoop, is produced by a voluntary student organization.