UVM Magazine | The University of Vermont

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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Thoughts Fly

Mapping a fly's every neuron gives insight into how animals–including you–think.

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Other Features

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Tick. Tick. Boom.

Researchers across UVM work to understand the spread of tick populations, and to help develop a vaccine against Lyme disease.

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The Cornerstone

Two centuries ago this summer, General Lafayette helped dedicate the centerpiece of UVM life: Old Mill.

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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: Charlie Meecham ’25

Charlie’s journey to becoming an early childhood educator is one of resilience, passion, and purpose. Overcoming the challenges of Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, she inspires young minds and future educators alike with her dedication, empathy, and unwavering spirit.

Research Amplified: Got Sustainability?

UVM’s Joshua Faulkner is digging deep—literally—to help dairy farms fight climate change. Through a groundbreaking national study, he’s testing how soil health practices can boost resilience, cut emissions, and secure the future of sustainable agriculture.

Talking With: Kirk Dombrowski on UVM's R1 Accomplisment

UVM’s R1 status marks a bold leap in research excellence. VP Kirk Dombrowski shares how it fuels innovation, attracts top talent, and transforms Burlington into a “knowledge town”—where discovery, impact, and opportunity thrive.

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Catamount Sports

Against all odds, UVM Men’s Soccer stormed to its first NCAA National Championship—defying doubters, breaking records, and igniting Vermont pride. This isn’t a Cinderella story. It’s a legacy of grit, heart, and history in the making.

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The Green

Marlene Tromp Appointed Next President of the University of Vermont

UVM Achieves Prestigious Carnegie R1 Designation, Joining Highest Level of U.S. Research Institutions

Wolfgang Mieder Honored with Germany’s Highest Civilian Award

New Idea? UVM Gives it Serious Backing

Something Old, Something New

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Class Notes

Catamount Nation: Rose Eisman Boyarsky ’44

From UVM trailblazer to pioneering psychologist, Rose Boyarsky ’44 broke barriers in science and society. At 101, her legacy of resilience, intellect, and grace continues to inspire generations of women in STEM and beyond.

Catamount Nation: Camara Stokes Hudson ’16, J.D.

As Racial Justice Counsel at NYCLU, Camara Stokes Hudson ’16 champions equity through law and advocacy. From UVM debate halls to national recognition, her journey reflects a lifelong commitment to justice, youth, and systemic change.

Remembrance: Lois McClure

Lois McClure’s visionary philanthropy transformed UVM and Vermont—from advancing aging research to enriching the arts. Her legacy of compassion, curiosity, and community impact will continue to shape lives for generations.