The roughly 1,200 optimistic, yet timid, young men and women of the U.S. Naval Academy’s class of 2029 arrived in Annapolis for Plebe Summer.

Days after joining the U.S. Naval Academy, six freshmen — better known as plebes — were taken to an area hospital after ...

Cameron Echard, a graduate of Westfield High School, was inducted into the Naval Academy Class of 2029 on June 26, marking ...

Six grueling weeks of hardcore physical fitness and discipline come to an end for 1,200 Naval Academy plebes.

Plebe Summer isn’t fazing the U.S. Naval Academy’s Class of 2018. With a week left in the academy’s rigorous summer training program, about 10 plebes have dropped out, according t… ...

The Naval Academy will begin to admit plebes Monday, a semblance of normalcy during the coronavirus pandemic. But this year’s Plebe Summer will look different. From four days of induction ...

Plebe summer is meant to be very difficult so incoming freshman can adapt to life as midshipmen before the start of the fall semester. Not everyone makes it through the Naval Academy, but most do.

Each summer, the Naval Academy takes in 1,200 students for seven weeks of physical and mental training. This year it’s involved a lot of hand sanitizer.

Former Navy SEAL Stew Smith answers a question from a newly accepted high school graduate on how to prepare to enter the Naval Academy.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Triston Drozd, a graduate of Green River High School in Green River, was inducted into the Naval Academy Class of 2027 on June 29th, marking the beginning ...

Roughly 1,200 incoming midshipmen arrived in Annapolis on Thursday for the kickoff of the U.S. Naval Academy’s Class of 2029 Plebe Summer. Many will spend most ...

Three young men from Frederick County began their journey as midshipmen Thursday as they were inducted into the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis.