JP Riedel, Senior Staff Writer
• September 1, 2017
As thousands of Catamounts flood the streets of Burlington back from summer vacation, UVM is working with students and local residents to start the year smoothly.
For the past eight years, the University...
Brandon Arcari, Breaking News Assistant Editor
• August 31, 2017
In a new partnership with local producers, the UVM Dairy Bar has replaced Ben & Jerry’s in the Davis Center Marketplace.
Although Ben & Jerry’s will no longer have a scoop shop on campus,...
A fire broke out in Torrey Hall the morning of Aug. 3 while construction workers were renovating the building.
The fire was started by workers who were soldering copper roofing tiles around the attic,...
Brandon Arcari, Breaking News Assistant Editor
• August 29, 2017
UVM’s class of 2021 comes to the University at a point of transition and with many new changes—new academic buildings and housing programming among them.
At Sunday night’s convocation ceremony,...
Convocation will be held this evening at 6:30 pm. The ceremony will begin at Patrick Gym and continue to the University Green for the Twilight Induction. President Sullivan will host the celebration and...
A fire broke out in Torrey Hall at 8 a.m. today while construction workers were renovating the building.
The fire was started by workers who were soldering copper roofing tiles, said Steven Locke, chief...
UVM was one of three universities to receive recognition for its efforts to reduce high risk drinking and substance abuse on campus.
The University was presented with the Prevention Excellence Award...
UVM President Tom Sullivan sent an email to the UVM community reconfirming the University’s commitment to environmental sustainability June 6.
The email was sent in response to President Donald Trump...
Buyers of new electric or plug-in hybrid vehicles costing under $50,000 in Burlington can receive a $1200 rebate from Burlington Electric, the city’s electric utility.
The rebate is offered as part...
UVM is testing a modernized vaccine that aims to protect military troops against the adenovirus infection.
Adenovirus is an infection that can cause acute respiratory disease, a leading cause of morbidity...
The lowest tuition percentage increase since 1977 was passed by the board of trustees May 20.
In-state tuition will rise 2.7 percent, from $15,096 to $15,504, and out-of state tuition will rise 2.5...
SGA President Chris Petrillo gave his first presentation to the board of trustees May 19.
Part of the SGA president’s role is to be the face of the Student Body at the board of trustees meeting, which...