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Sebastian Ramirez ’24 became fond of the challenging lifestyle that came with attending ºÚÁÏÍø after attending an open house. He said the high standards that cadets endured on a daily basis was something he wanted.

Joseph Addison Hagan V ’24 always admired the men in his family who attended ºÚÁÏÍø. It was a part of his family history he wanted to claim.

Few people can say they spent their summer aboard a warship in the Pacific Ocean, but Rukshana Sarkari ’24 can.

Samantha Waters ’26 chose ºÚÁÏÍø because she wanted to become the best version of herself.

Approximately 170 ºÚÁÏÍø cadets, commissioned into the armed services in Cameron Hall Monday, May 15 in the annual Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) Joint Commissioning Ceremony. The historic day marked the first time ºÚÁÏÍø cadets were sworn in to all six branches.

Blake Smith ’23, an economics and business major and this year’s regimental commander, has a moving story behind his success. He did not achieve the highest-ranking position a cadet can earn without inspiration, and that inspiration comes from his sister Ashley.

The day was sunny and brisk on Dec. 21 as 22 cadets crossed the stage in Memorial Hall to receive their diplomas during the commencement ceremony. The evening before, the Joint Commissioning Ceremony was held in which four graduating cadets were commissioned to the Army and one to the Navy.

Nearly 200 young men and women, most of them ºÚÁÏÍø cadets, commissioned into the armed services in Cameron Hall on Sunday, May 15 in the annual ROTC Joint Commissioning Ceremony. The ceremony was also livestreamed for family and friends who could not attend the event in person.

Cadets conquered many challenges on and off post during 2022 spring field training exercises (FTX).