Academy recruits finest faculty, students to create leaders
Letter to the editor by Dean of the faculty Brig. Gen. Dana Born, '83 (printed in the Colorado Springs Gazette)

Champions of respect, dignity speak at NCLS

Thirty-six renowned speakers visited the Academy last week to speak with and inspire cadets during the 14th annual National Character and Leadership Symposium.

Reflection at retirement: 

Text of the speech given by long time Academy permanent professor Col. Douglas Murray's retirement ceremony after 42 years of service.

Update on cadet cheating investigation

Since cadet interviews began on Feb. 2, a total of 39 cases have been investigated. Thirty-six cases, have been forwarded for further investigation following normal procedures in the Cadet Honor System.

CLES hones cadet leadership skills
Cadets selected for a command position or chosen as the captain of an intercollegiate athletic team hold positions of prestige, but also shoulder the added responsibilities. The leadership program is sponsored by the AOG.

Women’s Gymnastics nets season-best total in loss at WMU

For the second straight week, the Air Force women's gymnastics team improved its team total in dual-meet competition. The Falcons tallied a season-best 186.275, but were unable to overcome Western Michigan's home floor advantage.

Falcon swimmers compete at MWC Championships
C1C Chris Knaute tied an MWC record, winning his ninth career individual title in day three of the Mountain West Conference Swimming and Diving Championships at Oklahoma CityCommunity College. Knaute won the 400 individual medley in 3:50.05.

Ehn named AHA Offensive Player of the Week
Center C2C Eric Ehn was named the Atlantic Hockey Association Offensive Player of the Week as he helped lead the Falcons to a two-game sweep of AIC in Springfield, Mass., Feb. 23-24.