News and Events

The UVM College of Agriculture and Life Sciences is often featured in regional, national, and international news. There are many stories of faculty, student, and alumni successes to celebrate. Catch up on CALS' breaking news here.

Newsworthy Successes

Ekaterina V Lopez-Bondarchuk Wins the CALS 2025 Graduate Research Excellence Award

Thomas DeSisto Receives the Highest UVM Award Given to Faculty Teaching Community-Engaged Learning Courses

Rising Senior Dan Schiefen Recognized with the Kende Award for 2025

Keith M. Miser Leadership Award: Ayden Carpenter

CALS Celebrates Our 2025 Graduates

More news

05/14/2025

Study: Vermont Farmers Embrace Soil Health

Soil health is a popular topic these days among farmers, researchers and professionals in the...

05/12/2025

Mealworms on the Menu

What might get you to add insects to your diet? Perhaps if they tasted undeniably delicious. At the...

05/07/2025

University of Vermont Ranks Among Peace Corps’ Top Volunteer-Producing Schools for 2025

The Peace Corps has announced that the University of Vermont ranked No. 3 among medium-sized U.S....

05/05/2025

Food Systems Doctoral Student Leslie Spencer Wins the UVM Three-minute Thesis Contest

There are obvious challenges in reducing years of graduate research and field results into a...

04/25/2025

Microbiology and Molecular Genetics Double Major Naveen Kothandaraman Receives a Goldwater Scholarship

The first week in April was an exciting one for UVM student Naveen Kothandaraman.

04/16/2025

What if Mother Earth Could Sue for Mistreatment? Endangered Ecuadorian Frogs and the Junin Community Showcase a Groundbreaking Legal Framework

Scientists at the Institute for Agroecology at UVM, along with international co-authors, have...

04/11/2025

UVM Soil Testing Center Gives Vermont Farmers a Local Solution

The University of Vermont's new Soil Health Research and Extension Center (SHREC) is set to...

04/02/2025

CDAE Celebrates Academic Accomplishments at the 2025 Honors Day Event

Every year, the Department of Community Development and Applied Economics celebrates the best and...

04/02/2025

Sensing Sickness: Study Supports New Method for Boosting Bee Health

Honey bees are dying at an unsustainable rate. A new test could help beekeepers flag more disease...

03/24/2025

Changing Palates: PhD Students Research Nutritious and Climate-Friendly Proteins

This spring, the Food and Ideas Gathering seminar series has focused on alternative proteins which...

03/21/2025

Announcing the 2025 FSRC PhD Fellows

The UVM Food Systems Research Center (FSRC) is pleased to announce the 2025 class of FSRC PhD...

03/20/2025

Myles Jewell Screens Work-in-Progress at the Green Mountain Film Festival

It takes a long time to make a film. Most feature-length documentaries that utilize a mix of...

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