Plant your own seedling and decorate a pot for it with LivingWell and Garden Club!

The group Vermont Student Climate Culture will be providing vests and dye for student to come by and tie-dye their vests and wear them around campus in support of the divest from fossil fuels movement on campus. We will also be joined by state legislator Chris Pearson where he will facilitate a discussion around the idea of divestment.

The Campus Kitchens Project in partnership with Student Life present a contra dance featuring localvore snacks and desserts!

Admission is FREE to students (with UVM ID) and $10 to community members.

Music will be provided by Atlantic Crossing.

Peter Johnson will call.

All are welcome! All dances taught, no partner or experience necessary
Beginners’ session at 6:45 pm.

***Please bring clean, soft-soled shoes for dancing.**

On Wednesday, April 24th from 4-6 pm, the Financing the New Economy track will kick off with a debate between neoclassical and ecological economic schools of thought. The neoclassical team, Professors Arthur Woolf and Bill Gibson, will debate the ecological team, Professors Gary Flomenhoft and Josh Farley. The resolution:

“Economic growth is good for people and the environment”.

As part of UVM’s stellar Earth Week events, we’ll be screening the documentary ’No Impact Man’ to celebrate Waste-free Wednesday.

Led by Laura Brown of Purple Shutter Herbs.

Check for events on UVM BORED calendar.