The Narrative Medicine course, part of the newly launched Norwich Humanities Initiative, will present discussion and reading to make students better listeners, experience chroniclers and caregivers.

Social media links Norwich’s communities—students present, future and past, parents and families, alumni and the public—on every device—smartphones, tablets and desktops.

The Norwich Record is the quarterly alumni magazine for Norwich University, read in both print and electronic editions across the country and around the globe. Featuring a print circulation in excess of 25,000, the magazine publishes news, profiles, essays, research findings, in-depth features, documentary photo essays, class notes, and alumni updates by award-winning writers, editors, and photographers, as well as the university’s equally talented students, faculty, staff, and alumni. The magazine strives in every issue to capture and reflect the vibrancy, relevance, experiences, and enduring values of the institution and its diverse community of students, faculty, staff, and alumni. Story suggestions, story pitches, and unsolicited manuscripts or photography submissions are welcomed and encouraged and may be sent to the magazine’s editor in chief, Sean Markey at smarkey@norwich.edu.

Norwich University Head Football Coach Mark Murnyack talks with his players during a time-out at Sabine Field on the Northfield Vermont campus of Norwich University.