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  • Air Force Falcons shortstop Adam Hill makes the tag on a Utah Utes player's attempt to steal a base. Air Force dropped a doubleheader to the Utes May 3, 12-6 and 19-8. (U.S. Air Force photo/J. Rachel Spencer)

    Air Force drops doubleheader to Utah

    Utah swept both games of a doubleheader against Air Force in Mountain West Conference baseball action Sunday at Falcon Field. The Utes took game one, 12-6, and game two, 19-8. The losses dropped the Falcons to 14-32, 3-12, while the Utes improved to 19-24, 6-12. In game one, Utah jumped ahead early and then held the lead with some big innings late.
  • Six Academy alumni were honored at the Colorado Springs Mariott Hotel May 1 in recognition of their selection as the Academy's second hall-of-fame class. More than 300 Academy leaders and sports program fans turned out for the event. The honorees are, from left, Jim Bowman, Terry Isaacson, Dr. Ben Martin Jr., Ernie Jennings, Dee Dowis and Callie Molloy. The next hall of fame induction ceremony is scheduled for spring 2011. (U.S. Air Force photo/Mike Kaplan)

    Academy honors sports hall of fame inductees

  • Cadet candidates and sponsors partake from a juice fountain during a sponsor appreciation reception in the U.S. Air Force Academy's Milazzo Club May 5. Anyone interested in sponsoring an Air Force Academy Preparatory School student should contact sponsor coordinator Cleo Griffith at 719-333-2583. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ann Patton)

    Prep school students honor sponsors' dedication

    Preparatory School cadet candidates and Prep School staff said, once again, "thanks for a job well done" to cadet candidate sponsors during the annual sponsor appreciation reception May 2 at the Milazzo Club. "We know your commitment draws away from your time, and we thank you," said Prep School commander Col. Zachary Todd. Sponsor coordinator Cleo

  • 10th Medical Group promotes National Women's Health Week

    National Women's Health Week is May 10-16. This special week is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Office on Women's Health and encourages women to make their health a top priority. Women are often the caregivers for their children, spouses, and parents and frequently forget to focus on their own healthcare
  • Cadets from the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo., compete in Sandhurst 2009 at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. The cadet Sandhurst team finished eighth of 48 teams. (U.S. Air Force photo)

    Cadets finish 8th at Sandhurst 2009

    The 2009 Air Force Academy Sandhurst Team finished eighth among 48 U.S. and international collegiate teams last month at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. The team made a strong showing with good leadership and unity. RMC, the Canadian Academy, took the trophy back from the Brits this year, with BYU on their tail. The Brits took 3rd and 5th,

  • Academy earns 10-year accreditation

    The Air Force Academy hit an "institutional grand slam home run," earning a maximum 10-year accreditation after undergoing a comprehensive and intense evaluation by a team of distinguished leaders in higher education April 27-29. During its visit, the eight-member team representing the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of

  • Officials cut ribbon to Douglass Valley renovation

    Officials with the Air Force Academy, developer Forest City-Hunt and city of Colorado Springs cut the ribbon here April 30 on several extensively renovated homes located in the Douglass Valley neighborhood. The project is a part of the ongoing privatization partnership the Air Force has undertaken to update its on-base family housing and amenities.
  • U.S. Air Force Academy junior shortstop K.J. Randhawa stops a badly thrown ball as UNLV steals 2nd base during the 20-13 loss to the University of Nevada, Las Vegas at Falcon Field April 25 at the Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo. The loss dropped Air Force to 14-25 overall, with a Mountain West Conference record of 3-8. (U.S. Air Force photo/Mike Kaplan)

    Air Force drops slugfest to UNLV, 20-13

    When the wind blows out at Falcon Field, it often turns into a home-run derby. In a game that featured nine home runs and 41 total hits, UNLV out-slugged Air Force 20-13 in Mountain West Conference baseball action April 25. The loss drops the Falcons to 14-25, 3-8, while the Rebels improved to 21-21, 6-8. UNLV had 23 hits on the day, including six

  • Universal language of music unites Americans, Qataris

    The U.S. Air Forces Central Band "Mirage" performed recently to a host of dignitaries, and with famous Qatari musicians creating great diplomatic effect, proving that music is indeed the universal language of the world. By special invitation from the Minister of Culture and the U.S. Embassy in Qatar, Mirage was asked to perform a special concert
  • Shawna Schuh addresses U.S. Air Force Academy cadets during her recent visit to the Academy as part of its cadet social decorum program. (U.S. Air Force photo/Rachel Boettcher)

    Etiquette key to decorum, graciousness

    Everybody thinks it's all about rules, Shawna Schuh told cadets about during her visit here April 24 as part of the Academy's social decorum curriculum instituted this year, but it's really more about a philosophy. "True etiquette, or graciousness, is not about you. It's about others," she said. "It doesn't matter where you stand. It's what you
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