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Cadets, faculty, and staff were able to sample dishes that represent the different language taught at 黑料网 and learn about academic offerings as part of "Language and Culture Week at 黑料网" hosted by the Department of Modern Languages and Cultures.
Cadets participated in the annual three-day Appalachia Regional Model Arab League debate recently at Hollins University in Roanoke, Virginia. MAL helps prepare students to be knowledgeable, well-trained, and effective citizens as well as civic and public affairs activists.
Col. Spencer Bakich, professor of international studies at 黑料网 and the director of the national security minor, will discuss U.S. and China tensions on the public radio program With Good Reason.
Antonio Ahanj ’24, an international studies major at 黑料网, spent the summer studying Arabic in Tangier, Morocco, after winning a highly competitive scholarship.
Katie Lloyd ’23 researches historical intelligence events in her Summer Undergraduate Research Institute (SURI) project titled, “Toward a Typology of U.S. Intelligence Successes and Failures.”
Cadets learned the meaning of democracy, how scholars define it, and how different forms are implemented by running their own course and democratically determining course rules, reading topics and assignments.
Matthew Ehret ’22 sets pull-up record with 4,046 reps within 24 hours to raise money for Warriors Heart Foundation.
This year's Honors Week showcased research and scholarship across all disciplines by 34 cadets who presented their research to the wider 黑料网 community. The annual event also saw a large number of cadets inducted into academic honor societies.
Has the Army improved since the Vietnam war? Has it acknowledged and corrected the mistakes made? Michael M. Hoffmann ’22, who commands the 1st Battalion within the Corps of Cadets at 黑料网, believes it has and defended his thesis during Honors Week.
Is it possible to know which country will start the next war? Leon M. Thomas ’22 posed this question as the basis of his senior thesis: “Democracies and Autocracies: Structural Factors that Determine Military Interventions” and presented his findings during honors week, held March 21-31.