United States Naval Academy

Anti-Affirmative Action Group Sues Naval Academy Over Considering Race In Admissions

The group claims the Naval Academy has “no justification for using race-based admissions” now that it has been outlawed for colleges across the country.
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A Renaming Commission Sure Found Some Questionable Things At West Point

The Congressional report focused on Confederate dedications that should be removed or renamed.
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Kamala Harris Talks Being The First With History-Making Naval Academy Graduate

The vice president, the first woman to deliver the commencement speech at the Naval Academy, spoke with Sydney Barber, the first Black woman brigade commander.
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Kamala Harris Becomes 1st Woman To Deliver Commencement Address At Naval Academy

The vice president made history as the first woman to deliver the keynote speech to the military school’s graduating class in its 175-year history.
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Report: Naval Base Shooter Watched Shooting Videos Before Attack

A U.S. official told The Associated Press the shooter hosted a dinner party where he and others watched videos of mass shootings.
By Brendan Farrington, AP

Donald Trump Keeps Bashing John McCain Nearly 7 Months After His Death

The president mocked the late GOP senator's grades at the U.S. Naval Academy.
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John McCain's Casket Reaches Final Resting Place At U.S. Naval Academy

The late senator picked the historic site overlooking the Severn River, not Arlington National Cemetery, where his father and grandfather were buried.
By Susan Walsh, AP

How I Transformed My Insecurities Into Body-Lovin' Goodness

Because you can't love anything until you can love yourself.
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