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News: Fly, fight and win

For nearly two decades, cadets from the U.S. Air Force Academy have traveled to Connecticut to learn from some of the top minds in engineering at Pratt & Whitney.

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News: Building bonds and giving back

Since its establishment on May 18, 2011, the Twin Cities Area Chapter of the Association of Graduates has grown into a vibrant and generous community. The chapter began with 24 graduates coming together to draft bylaws and elect officers. It has since grown, reaching more than 600 graduates in and around Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota.

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News: 2025 Association of Graduates election results certified

The Association of Graduates board of directors secretary has certified the results of the 2025 AOG election and approved their release to members. Under the AOG bylaws, an election concludes upon certification by the board secretary.

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Checkpoints: Here’s A Toast: Gone But Not Forgotten

The Association of Graduates and Air Force Academy Foundation now offers a new benefit to better memorialize USAFA graduates and support their families.

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Sabre Society Podcast: USAFA grad making a global impact

Rod Little '92, president and CEO of Edgewell Personal Care, discusses his leadership journey and his ongoing engagement with the Academy.

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Sabre Society Podcast: TrueNorth Commons

Dan Schnepf ’83 discusses the impact of the TrueNorth Commons development at the U.S. Air Force Academy.

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Sabre Society Podcast: Academic Success Center

Lt. Col. (Ret.) Dave Meier ’96, the director of the Quantitative Reasoning Center, and Dr. Chris Gras, assistant professor of reading and professional communication, talk about the donor-supported Academic Success Center.

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Sabre Society Podcast: Col. Brian Neff

Col. Brian Neff discusses how donor support enhances academic departments and programs.

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Shaping Leaders, Shaping Lives

Lt. Col. Steven Mount ’08 embodies resilience, leadership and a commitment to service. He came to the U.S. Air Force Academy to pursue his love of flying and his aspiration to serve his country after witnessing 9/11 as a high school student. Today, as a Sabre Society member, he has made a leadership-level commitment to support the Academy and shape future leaders, just as USAFA shaped him.

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Long Blue Leadership: Col. (Ret.) Kim "KC" Campbell '97

A-10 Warthog pilot and combat veteran, Col. (Ret.) Kim “KC” Campbell ’97, recounts an incident over Baghdad leading her to make a decision that changed her life then and informs how she leads to this day.

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Long Blue Leadership: Maj. Nathan Dial '10

Third-generation warrior, RC-135 pilot, and thought leader, Maj. Nathan Dial ’10, describes his connection to USAFA, his bond with the cadets and how the leadership lessons he learned fuel his drive to serve and support the Long Blue Line.

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Long Blue Leadership: Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Bradford J. Shwedo '87

Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Bradford J. Shwedo ’87, uniquely suited to his calling, explains how he leverages lessons from the past to equip present-day warriors to dominate future warfare.

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