Cadets engage in a variety of military and recreation activities. These enhance the Cadets' readiness to enter the Army as well as build unit cohesion and provide opportunities to excel.

Military activities include social events such as a traditional military ball and dining in. Military training is also available. Attendance at the training is determined by the Professor of Military Science and includes Airborne, Air Assault, Mountain Warfare and Cadet Troop Leadership Training (serving in non-deployed active duty units for several weeks during the summer).

Training events such as the Leadership Development and Assessment Course and the Leaders Training Course provide guidance and evaluation regarding a Cadet's performance and leadership abilities. Field Training exercises occur over a four-day weekend each semester.

Staff rides to Gettysburg, whitewater rafting, organizational sporting events, and professional development training promotes a spirit of camaraderie and teamwork.