A formerly enslaved person, George Washingon Henderson, graduated at the top of UVM’s class of 1877, according to a 2001 Journal of Blacks in Higher Education article.
The UVM community regarded Henderson...
Lucia McCallum, Culture Staff Writer
• February 15, 2022
The Black Student Union creates a space of community for Black students at UVM, said senior Miles McCallum, president of the BSU.
Although formally recognized by the SGA in 2004, McCallum said BSU took...
In 1896, 43 years after the last fire in Old Mill, UVM decided it was time to build the first fireproof building on a college campus in the U.S.
The result: Williams Science Hall.
The building...
The Billings Library students are familiar with is not the only one that exists. In fact, there are two “Billings” Libraries.
One sits on UVM’s main campus and a second stands in Billings, Montana.
Both...
Lilly Young, Cynic News Reporter
• October 31, 2019
A new replica of UVM’s seal is set to replace the current one that was commissioned nearly 100 years ago by a leading Vermont eugenicist.
Gary Derr, vice president of executive operations, is in the...
