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UVM Magazine

University of Vermont Magazine is published twice a year, in the spring and fall, and promotes the achievements, aspiration, heritage, and spirit of UVM community members – students, faculty, staff, and nearly 130,000 alumni across the globe.

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The Brightest Promise

UVM President Marlene Tromp’s inspiring journey—from rural Wyoming to academic leadership—shows the transformative power of education, resilience, and vision. Discover how her experiences shape bold goals for UVM and a commitment to student success.

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The Brightest Promise

UVM President Marlene Tromp’s inspiring journey—from rural Wyoming to academic leadership—shows the transformative power of education, resilience, and vision. Discover how her experiences shape bold goals for UVM and a commitment to student success.

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Additional Features

Miles to Go

March 9, 2025After 41 years, Paul Jarris has reached the border again. “I’m just going to touch...

Where are the Men?

Nearly every week a new opinion piece muses about the problems affecting young men, often followed...

UVM Magazine Features

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President's Perspective

The University’s leader shares insights and reflections on current events at UVM and important work covered in the most recent issue - connecting big ideas with UVM's forward-looking mission.

The President's Perspective

Spotlights

UVM People: Magdalena ‘Maggie’ Sorrentino '25

Third-generation educator Magdalena ‘Maggie’ Sorrentino carries on her family’s teaching legacy as she begins her career and advances to support neurodivergent learners—with roots at University of Vermont and a heart for children, families & community.

Research Amplified: A Lamb in Quantum Clothing

Discover how a team at University of Vermont solved a 90-year-old quantum mystery: adapting Horace Lamb’s classical model of a vibrating particle to the strange realm of quantum mechanics — and unlocked insights that could power ultra-precise quantum sensors.

Talking With: Felicia Kornbluh

UVM historian Felicia Kornbluh, winner of the Duberman Fellowship, uses her research and writing to illuminate LGBTQ+, feminist, and disability rights history—showing how lessons from the past can guide activism and understanding today.

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Catamount Sports

Unleash the spirit of Catamount Nation! Discover stories of grit, teamwork, and triumph—where athletes, coaches, and fans come together to celebrate victories and inspire the next generation of champions. Go, Cats, Go!

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The Green

UVM Medical Alum Named NASA Astronaut Candidate

Historic Gift Will Expand Scholarships to Address Nursing Shortage in Vermont and the Nation

Powering the Future: UVM's New Lab Tackles Grid Resilience and Renewable Energy Challenges

Supporting Vermont’s Sweetest Industry: New Maple Syrup Quality Testing Lab Opens to Serve Vermont Producers

2025 Presidential Our Common Ground Staff Award Recipients Announced

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Class Notes

A Tradition of Trust: Zandy Wheeler ’70 G’72 and the Skirack Legacy

When James Alexander (Zandy) Wheeler ’70 G’72 came to UVM in the late 1960s, he was drawn by...

Building, Bending, and Creating: Sara Kinnamon Fritsch ’00

For Sara Kinnamon Fritsch ’00, adaptability has always been a guiding principle. A mechanical...

Baking Up a Business: Olivia Weale ’19 and Dam Good English Muffins

For Olivia Weale ’19, it all started with a bite of a sourdough English muffin unlike anything...

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