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Midshipmen parents say meal prayer OK at Naval Academy
- Parents of U.S. Naval Academy midshipmen didn’t sympathize with those opposing lunchtime prayer at the academy, disagreeing that the act is unconstitutional.
Plebes take first steps into their careers in the Navy at academy Induction Day
- John Tracey, 18, of Owings Mills, stood in line at the U.S. Naval Academy with 1,200 others to sign his name, and the next six years of his life, over to the Navy.
- John Tracey, 18, of Owings Mills, stood in line at the U.S. Naval Academy with 1,200 others to sign his name, and the next six years of his life, over to the Navy.
Naval Academy’s mandatory lunch time prayer under fire
- Lunch time at the U.S. Naval Academy was more than a meal for one midshipman who had to choose between praying with the brigade or standing out in the crowd.
Naval Academy graduates look to new challenges
- Gavin Lippman received the strangest advice as he searched for a college to attend: Enroll at the U.S. Naval Academy.
No evidence of rape in Naval Academy case
- A Naval Academy midshipman’s career has been “sullied unfairly” by an accusation of a rape that military officials now say may have never occurred, according to family members.
Naval Academy taps new commandant
- The U.S. Naval Academy named Capt. Matthew Klunder as the new commandant in charge of the 4,000 midshipmen at the Annapolis institution.
Female midshipman pronounced dead after being found unconscious in bed
- A female midshipman was pronounced dead Monday after she was found unconscious in her dormitory room at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, officials said.
Naval Academy gets mixed reviews on sexual abuse
- Days before the U.S. Naval Academy announced charges against two midshipmen for alleged sex crimes, federal lawmakers said the academy was making progress on curbing and reporting sexual misconduct.
Naval Academy finding it hard to increase minority enrollment
- The U.S. Naval Academy’s inability to attract more minorities continues to frustrate Maryland Sen. Benjamin Cardin.
Naval Academy starts alcohol education
- Like many 21-year-olds, Adam Hesch, a senior midshipman at the U.S. Naval Academy, celebrated adulthood with a few alcoholic beverages.
Academy: Navy needs engineers, scientists
- The U.S. Naval Academy must increase its science and engineering majors by 6 percentage points to meet the demands of the Navy, officials said Monday.
