1/27/2009 - Coast Guard Academy Law Profeesor Cmdr. Glenn Sulmasy discusses the closing of the detention center at Guantanamo Bay with the San Francisco Chronicle

1/23/2009 - Coast Guard Academy Law Professor Glenn Sulmasy discusses the closing of the Guantanamo Bay detention center with the New York Times

1/22/2009 - Cadets from the U.S. Coast Guard Academy say they feel honored to participate in the inauguration, since many of them voted for the first time in November and Barack Obama will be the commander in chief at the start of their Coast Guard careers.

1/20/2009 - CDR Sulmasy comments on President Obama's decision to suspend aggressive interrogation of terror suspects.

1/9/2009 - The AIM application is now available.

12/16/2008 - The Coast Guard Academy Cadet Journalist Program has extended its reach into the Corps with 10 new student contributors. With the expansion of this popular segment of the Web site comes a new range of perspectives and an increased opportunity to better understand Academy life.

11/19/2008 - Commander Sulmasy participates in a three-day journalistic debate over the fate of Guantanamo Bay under Obamas administration. His opponent, David Kaye, is Executive Director of the UCLA School of Law's international human rights program and a former State Department staff lawyer with responsibility for the law of war.

11/14/2008 - U.S. Coast Guard Academy professor, Commander Glenn Sulmasy, is a nationally recognized legal scholar whose position on the future of Guantnamo Bay has been featured recently by several prominent media outlets.

11/4/2008 - U.S. Coast Guard Academy professor Dr. Karen A. Wink received the Excellence in Teaching Award from the New England Association of Teachers of English at the organization's annual convention October 24.

9/15/2008 - This year, the U.S. Coast Guard Academy is ranked second in the category for Four-Year Baccalaureate Colleges in the North and for the second year in a row.