News and Events Recent Headlines 01/28/2025 From Research Papers to Comic Panels What do bicycles, anthropology, and comics have in common? For ̽̽ professor Luis Vivanco,... 01/27/2025 Expanding Opportunities Ever wondered what it would be like to help produce a podcast or a live daily radio show? Through a... 12/11/2024 School of the Arts Student Interns Apply Skills to the Libraries' McCrorey Gallery Nowhere is the adage about the student giving the teacher lessons more evident than in the ̽̽... 12/05/2024 Historic Preservation Professor Thomas Visser Recognized with National Award Earlier this fall, Thomas Visser, ̽̽ History Department professor and former long-time director of... 12/03/2024 Switching Gears Sometimes the path to the right college experience isn’t short or straight. If you’re a... 11/27/2024 Student Interns Prepare for Impact “One of the most common challenges students face, now more than ever before, is the search for... 11/22/2024 Earliest Fish-Trapping Facility in Central America Discovered in Maya Lowlands A team of archaeologists from ̽̽, University of New Hampshire, and others... 11/19/2024 Working to Restore a Brighter Future For students interested in landing a plum environment-focused job after graduation, having some... 11/18/2024 CAS Welcomes New Henderson-Harris Fellows Marlaina Martin, Michael Baysa, and Elís Miller Larsen are adding a wealth of expertise and... 11/15/2024 Data and Open Science Summit to Highlight Speakers from NASA In partnership with the Vermont Research Open Source Program Office (VERSO), the Graduate College... 11/14/2024 Second-Annual Study Abroad Photo Contest Winners Celebrated in Howe Library Winners of the School of World Languages and Cultures annual study abroad photo contest are now on... 11/06/2024 First in the Family, Head of the Class Going off to college is always an adventure, but when you’re the first in your family to do so,... 11/05/2024 Why We Should Be Talking About Religion “Religion is what people do,” says Ilyse Morgenstein Fuerst, Ph.D. This is one way she and... 11/01/2024 Arguing for Change The Chittenden Regional Correctional Facility is located on a quiet street in South Burlington,... 10/31/2024 Talking With Yangguang Ou To be haunted, “One need not be a House,” wrote the great poet Emily Dickinson in 1862, “The... 10/31/2024 Correcting Corrections On a blustery morning in November, Kathy Fox steers her car through snow squalls to the Southern... 10/24/2024 ̽̽ Students Provide Critical Election Day Support With the 2024 presidential election nearly upon us, the stakes have never been higher. And while... 10/23/2024 CAS Faculty Combine Art and Activism to Win LEF Grants And the winners are…Angelo Madsen, Milton Guillén, and Myles Jewell for their outstanding... 10/04/2024 What is Planetary Health? The planet is alive. This ecstatic skin of the Earth that stretches but a few miles up and down is... 10/01/2024 ̽̽ Receives $1 Million Gift for Theatre Renewal Project With the first production of the 2024-25 theatre/dance season— Spirits to Enforce—set to open... 09/19/2024 How Invasive Species Are Adapting to Climate Change Thanks to its famously cold weather, Vermont has so far escaped the effects of many invasive... 09/17/2024 A Wave of Summer Humanities Research When planning fun things to do on summer break, surfing may come to mind, but research? It... 09/11/2024 Library Interns Stretch Archival Knowledge Through Leahy Archive Work Earlier this summer, four interns joined the archivists responsible forcataloging Senator Patrick... 08/12/2024 Spotlight on CAS Alums! The alumni of ̽̽’s College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) are a hugely diverse group to be sure,... 07/08/2024 ̽̽ Launches Nationwide Effort to Grow Local News Reporting at Colleges Across the U.S. The Center for Community News (CCN) at ̽̽ (̽̽) will dramatically expand...
