USMA Board Meeting Canceled for March 11
Published Date: 3/5/2025
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Heads up! The March 11, 2025 meeting for the Board of Visitors at the United States Military Academy is officially canceled. This affects anyone following the Academy’s advisory updates, with no costs or new dates announced yet. Stay tuned for future meetings and updates!
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