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West Point’s Combating Terrorism Center: Now More than Ever
The Combating Terrorism Center at West Point (CTC) has been featured in the pages of West Point magazine before; however, those articles came at a time when counterterrorism played a central role in national security and in the lives of graduates.
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Clare ’87 Earns Walter Yaciuk Award for Contributions to Hockey
John Dunne, the executive director of the Amateur Hockey Association Illinois (AHAI), thinks the late Jim Clare ’87 had a hand in teaching over 10,000 coaches over the years. Clare’s impact on hockey is more of a tidal wave than a ripple, reaching far beyond Illinois and the Midwest.
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A TBIncredible Story of Service to Others
On March 27, 2009, then Cadet Jazmine Moore ’10 and a few of her classmates from Company B-2 were on their way back to the Academy from Camp Buckner when they heard a crash somewhere up on New York State Route 293.
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West Point Native American Heritage Forum Holds Eagle Feather Ceremony
On Friday, May 24, the West Point Native American Heritage Forum held an Eagle Feather Ceremony at the Class of ’42 Terrace on West Point.
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West Point’s CDT Kohen Rankin ’26 Becomes First Army Swimmer to Qualify for NCAA Championships Since 1987
Army West Point Swimming & Diving yearling CDT Kohen Rankin ’26 became the program’s first NCAA qualifier since 1987, when selections for the Championships were announced March 13 by the NCAA.
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Karbler ’87 Prepares for Next Chapter
LTG Daniel L. Karbler ’87, who commissioned in the Army in 1987, culminated his military service when he took command of USASMDC in December 2019. On Jan. 9 after more than 36 years of service, he will retire.
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Army West Point Alpine and Freestyle Ski Teams Visit Camp Hale
The Birds of Prey World Cup weekend in December was historical — in more ways than one. Most know about the full slate of races getting swiped on account of weather for the first time. At the same time, in the same place, a full-circle, ski-significant gathering was transpiring.
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Middle Tennessee State University Spotlights Anderson ’87
Although there are numerous Veterans Day events across the country honoring those who serve, Middle Tennessee State University put the attention on female military veterans at the Women Warriors program held Monday, Nov. 6, on campus.
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West Point Hosts National Conference on Ethics in America
The National Conference on Ethics in America (NCEA) hosted by the Simon Center for the Professional Military Ethic at West Point was held in Eisenhower Hall on November 15-16. The theme this year was “Developing Judgment: Bridging Theory & Practice.”
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Banks ’87 Named New Director of Rice University’s Doerr Institute for New Leaders
Bernard “Bernie” Banks ’87 will join Rice University’s Doerr Institute for New Leaders as its director, effective Jan. 1. He is a noted expert on leadership and organizational change, a sought-after speaker and an Army veteran.
