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Living Robots Reproduce
A new discovery by the research team that gave us the world’s first living robots, Xenobots. Read more.
Climate Change Is Here
Vermont’s most comprehensive climate study confirms the state is getting warmer and wetter. Read more.
Wellness made simple
When the family pet is under the weather, alumna Kyla Sternlieb’s got it covered. Read More.
A Quiet Trailblazer
Meet Edna Hall Brown ‘30, the first known Black woman to graduate from UVM. Learn more.
They're Back
A homecoming like no other brings campus and UVM traditions to life. Read More.
Game On
Meet the National Inventors Hall of Fame inductees behind a revolutionary garment, the sports bra, created at UVM in 1977.
Focus on Family Business
How Pramodita Sharma pioneered a field focused on the families behind businesses.
For Our Future
Health of people and planet central to UVM research.
Plan Your Visit
What's life like at UVM? Experience campus in person or online this summer.
Changemakers Take to a World Reopened
Students and recent grads win prestigious international awards.
Keeping Bees
Pollinators are under threat worldwide. Faculty, staff, students and alumni are working to meet the challenges.
Living Machines
Team creates next generation of Xenobots, tiny biological robots with massive promise.
Uncovering Greenland
UVM scientists find direct evidence that giant ice sheet melted off within last million years and is highly vulnerable to a warming climate.
More than a Meme
How Jen Ellis '00 turned her viral mitten moment into a force for good.

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Celebrating and Supporting First-Generation Students

FirstGen@UVM is dedicated to student success, academic growth, and equitable access to education.

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