By HEATHER MONGILIOCAPITAL GAZETTE |SEP 06, 2020 AT 5:30 AM Word first spread on Jodel, an anonymous social media application used by Naval Academy midshipman. A mid threatened suicide. Unscheduled formations and a lack …
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Company photos and company officer photos from Second Class Year have been added to the Website under the Class History Section. The webmaster’s personal favorites were Alex Dimitrew (with Norm …
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By BILL WAGNER CAPITAL GAZETTE | AUG 31, 2020 AT 5:43 PM State of Maryland officials have denied a request from the Naval Academy Athletic Association to allow the Brigade of Midshipmen to attend …
Two buildings at the Naval Academy, named after Confederate sailors, could get new names as part of the National Defense Authorization Act. The National Defense Authorization Act, which has passed …
In an effort to provide a better experience for all classmates, we have decided to create a new news category that will encompass both Naval and US Naval Academy news. …
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By HEATHER MONGILIOCAPITAL GAZETTE |AUG 24, 2020 AT 5:44 PM Approximately 375 Naval Academy midshipmen will call the dormitories at St. John’s College home for the fall semester after the neighboring higher education institutions …
For the second year in a row, there were no Class of 78 offspring in the incoming class at Navy. After having 99 offspring in every class from 2001 to …
Classmates, Thanks to all that participated in this year’s All Academy Challenge. The Class of 1978 had 367 alumni gifts for a stellar 42% participation rate, and we had 204 …
Navy Alumni are the Greatest Of All Time! What an incredible show of support, Navy. This year, more of you came together than ever before to support the Naval Academy – THANK YOU! In regards …
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There will be no fans in attendance at the Navy football season opener in Annapolis because of coronavirus concerns. The Naval Academy Athletic Association sent an email to season ticket …
