Norwegian Ruck March
Military personnel from Indiana and around the country strapped on 25-pound rucksacks and turned their face to the cold winds April 2 as they stepped off for Purdue Army ROTC's first Norwegian Ruck March: An 18.6 mile march around Purdue's campus and the city of West Lafayette. Participants from Indiana, Michigan, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia and Arizona attended to complete this challenge. This is the first year Purdue has hosted the event.
The race is based on a qualification course for the Norwegian Army. Cadets and other personnel who finished were awarded a Norwegian Foot March badge. Many cadets carried canned food items in their packs, which were donated to local charities at the end of the race.
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Evan was trained in photography and journalism at the Defense Information School in Fort Meade, Maryland. He currently works as a Public Affairs Sergeant with the 120th Public Affairs Detachment in Franklin, Indiana. He has served as an infantryman and a photojournalist in the Indiana National Guard for four years. Evan has been an active staff writer for the Purdue Review for three years, and held the role of Editor-in-Chief from January of 2016 to May 2017. He is a political science major with a double minor in History and Creative Writing.
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