UVM’s board of trustees voted to raise undergraduate tuition by 2% for in-state students and 4.5% for out-of-state students for the 2025-26 academic year. The board also approved measures to raise ...

Beyond office spaces and lecture halls, some UVM professors share something deeper: a marriage. While many of these couples met during their graduate studies, their intertwined paths led them to UVM.

Marlene Tromp was named as the 28th UVM President on March 20 and will fully step into her new role later this summer, according to a March 20 UVM press release. Tromp was announced as the sole ...

In late March, employees of the Office of Equity, Belonging and Student Engagement learned in a staff meeting that their office would undergo a rebranding and strip the word “equity” from its title.

On March 3, the citizens of Burlington took to the polls for the city’s annual Town Meeting Day. This year, each ward voted on a new city councilor, school commissioner and inspector of election, as ...

Abundant pines and outstretching greens are perfect for setting up a hammock and chilling. Students spend crisp fall days working, reading or playing music while enjoying the comfortable and ...

On Monday, Aug. 4, 64,000 Vermonters relying on food assistance programs had their personal data, including names, dates of birth, Social Security numbers and addresses, shared with the federal ...

What comes to mind when you think of a night out in Burlington, Vermont? To UVM students, the answer likely includes a basement show. Charlotte and Natalie bring you a story about the underground ...

Uncertainty surrounds UVM’s response to President Donald Trump’s recent executive orders, as the implications for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion programs, gender-affirming care and the rights of ...

On Feb. 11, the executive order implementing President Donald Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency Workforce Optimization Initiative began a mass restructuring of the federal government’s ...

UVM’s recent decision to restructure several of the University’s student identity centers has drawn widespread criticism from faculty, staff, students and alums. Many of these stakeholders view the ...

While Vermont may not have the audience size or cultural capital that has allowed major cities to develop prominent drag communities, the enthusiasm of locals and dedication of local drag artists have ...