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Boston University Army ROTC is inclusive of Cadets from Boston University, UMass-Boston, Stonehill, MMA, Bridgewater State, Brandeis, Bentley, Curry, Fisher, and Babson. This is the official Public page of Boston University Army ROTC. For more information, you can also visit:
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MS4s take on Gettysburg! 🇺🇸Keeping up the tradition, our MS4s headed to Gettysburg for their annual Staff Ride. Between ...
10/05/2026

MS4s take on Gettysburg! 🇺🇸

Keeping up the tradition, our MS4s headed to Gettysburg for their annual Staff Ride. Between exploring the battlefield, learning a little history, and plenty of laughs along the way, it was a great chance to spend time together and bond as a class.

A huge thank you to everyone who helped make this trip possible for our cadets!

Cadets at all levels hit the ground running at our first leadership lab of the semester!It was a productive day of build...
09/22/2026

Cadets at all levels hit the ground running at our first leadership lab of the semester!

It was a productive day of building leadership skills, sharpening tactical fundamentals, and working together as a team ✔

This Friday, our cadets took part in the annual Curtis Cup! 🏈 Cadets from Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine ROTC came to...
09/20/2026

This Friday, our cadets took part in the annual Curtis Cup! 🏈

Cadets from Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine ROTC came together for a flag football game filled with friendly competition, teamwork, and plenty of school spirit.

Thank you to everyone who came out to play and support their fellow ROTC cadets!

Congratulations to our newest contracted Cadets! 🇺🇸
09/15/2026

Congratulations to our newest contracted Cadets! 🇺🇸

Welcomed our ROTC cadets back to campus with our annual welcome-back BBQ.Ready for a great semester of training ahead!
09/14/2026

Welcomed our ROTC cadets back to campus with our annual welcome-back BBQ.

Ready for a great semester of training ahead!

Congrats to our Advance Camp, 1st Reg grads!⭐️🫡Emma and Myah, both rising seniors at Boston University, hope to serve as...
07/08/2026

Congrats to our Advance Camp, 1st Reg grads!⭐️🫡

Emma and Myah, both rising seniors at Boston University, hope to serve as future Army doctors👩‍⚕️🩺

My time at CST was one of the most physically and mentally challenging experiences of my career, shared alongside a group of like-minded people committed to the same goal of graduating. Building close relationships within our platoon was the foundation of working as a team and pushing each other to be the best we could be every single day. I'm proud to have been part of such an exceptional team of soldiers and will carry the experience with me throughout my career. -CDT Emma Villarubia

Advanced Camp was one of the most mentally and physically demanding experiences of my life, but it was also one of the most rewarding. My friends helped me push through the bad weather, raccoon invasions, late nights, and early mornings, making every challenge worthwhile. Throughout the experience, I learned more about myself and the kind of leader I aspire to be. I am incredibly grateful to the Boston University cadre for preparing me so well for CST and giving me the confidence to succeed. I have learned so much through this program, and I am excited to see what this next year brings. -CDT Myah Cortez

The CST26 wins keep on coming🌟🙌Congratulations to Cadet Sam Racine of Massachusetts Maritime Academy for graduating Air ...
07/07/2026

The CST26 wins keep on coming🌟🙌

Congratulations to Cadet Sam Racine of Massachusetts Maritime Academy for graduating Air Assault!

Sam shared his experience below:

Graduating from Air Assault School at West Point was one of the most challenging and rewarding experiences of my military career so far. I am incredibly grateful to the Boston University Army ROTC cadre and my fellow cadets who spent countless hours helping me prepare physically, practice layouts, and study for the written tests, which made me feel like one of the most prepared cadets in the course. When my ruck unexpectedly broke just before the course, the cadre immediately stepped in. They were prepared to get me a replacement, reinforcing that I had an outstanding support system behind me. Earning my Air Assault wings is an accomplishment I am proud of, and I owe a great deal of that success to the dedication, mentorship, and support of the cadre and my fellow cadets!

🏃‍♀️RUN MIRANDA RUN🏃‍♀️Shout out to Cadet Miranda Medlen Ursell of Boston University for having the fastest female AFT 2...
07/02/2026

🏃‍♀️RUN MIRANDA RUN🏃‍♀️

Shout out to Cadet Miranda Medlen Ursell of Boston University for having the fastest female AFT 2-mile run time in her Advance Camp regiment!🎉

Cadet Summer Training 2026 (CST26) has officially kicked off! We are excited to watch our Cadets tackle the many formati...
06/13/2026

Cadet Summer Training 2026 (CST26) has officially kicked off! We are excited to watch our Cadets tackle the many formative experiences this summer has to offer!🪖🫡

The Charles River Battalion started out strong with Cadet Seamus Rudolph (MMA '28) graduating Airborne School at Fort Benning, GA! 🪂

Check out Cadet Rudolph's account of his time at Airborne below:

This past May I attended the Basic Airborne Course at Fort Benning, Georgia. BAC qualifies Soldiers, Airmen, Sailors and Marines as basic parachutists able to conduct airborne operations from high-performance aircraft using the T-11 parachute. The course is three weeks long. The first week was ground week, we were taught how to exit the aircraft properly utilizing the mock doors and 34 foot towers, we also learned the proper technique to execute a parachute landing fall (PLF). In the second week, tower week, we expanded on what we learned in the first week by doing mass exits on the 34 foot towers and the improved swing landing trainer (ISLT), which allowed us to practice our landing attitude and PLFs. Week three was jump week, we conducted five jumps from a C-17 Globemaster and C-130J. In the span of three days we conducted two daytime and one night time Hollywood jumps, with no combat equipment, and one daytime and one nighttime combat equipped jumps with a MAWC/weapon and MOLLE 4k ruck weighing about 45lbs.

Boston University Army ROTC held our commissioning ceremony last week at the historic Faneuil Hall. It was an honor to c...
05/27/2026

Boston University Army ROTC held our commissioning ceremony last week at the historic Faneuil Hall. It was an honor to commission these young leaders into the Army in such a stunning venue while surrounded by loved ones.

Congratulations to the class of 2026!

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