West Point is the world's preeminent leader development institution. Members of the Long Gray Line live by the motto "Duty, Honor, Country" and serve as leaders both in and out of uniform.

To help you stay informed and connected, we’ve compiled information from across West Point that offers insight into cadet life and the progression through each academic and military year.

A genealogical succession list showing, for many graduates, their forebears and descendents who also graduated from the Academy has been included in the registers periodically since 1960.

As the nation’s first military academy, West Point prepares young men and women to become officers in the U.S. Army. Cadets attend the academy for four years, graduating with a …

The Department of English and World Languages develops cadets’ communicative, cultural, and critical thinking skills through coursework in literature and literary methodologies, along with …

Your West Point journey is about to begin - and it starts with preparation, purpose, and pride. This page is your all-in-one resource hub for everything you need to know before arriving at the …

Follow the steps below to start and complete your West Point application. You can also view the application timeline to help meet important deadlines. For common questions related to the …

As both a premier military institution and a national historic site, West Point offers a unique and memorable experience for every visitor.

Each semester, a leading scholar, jurist, senior government official, or military officer presents a lecture to cadets majoring in law. The spring lecture is named after Ron A. Salvatore, whose …

He graduated from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point in 1997 as a NCAA Lacrosse Academic/Athletic All-American (Team Captain) with a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil …