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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Green and Gold, Silver and Bronze

Three athletes with UVM ties made history at the 2026 Winter Olympics, earning four medals—and showing how college competition can lead to world‑class success.

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Green and Gold, Silver and Bronze

Three athletes with UVM ties made history at the 2026 Winter Olympics, earning four medals—and showing how college competition can lead to world‑class success.

Read 'Green and Gold, Silver and Bronze'

Additional Features

It's Not Easy Being Green

Skin is certainly nature’s most subtle and beguiling invention. Before bending over to kiss a...

Real Impact: These UVM students are taking action and leaving a mark on their community

For two years in a row, the Princeton Review has named UVM the No. 1 “Best School for Making an...

Recipes for Community

On a frigid December morning in Burlington, Cynthia Herbert steers her SUV onto I-89 and settles in...
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: Hilda White

After nearly three decades of volunteer work at UVM’s Pringle Herbarium, Hilda White received a rare honor: a newly discovered fern named for her, recognizing a lifetime spent preserving and connecting people to plants.

On Course: Stopping the Scroll

In an experimental UVM course, students put down their phones to question the role of technology in their lives—finding new ways to connect, reflect, and rediscover the value of focus, presence, and unplugged experience in a device-driven world.

Student Success: Bright Light

UVM engineering student Ethan Perry is helping improve how solar energy data is collected and understood—combining coding, research, and real‑world collaboration to make renewable energy systems more accurate and effective.
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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!

Latest in Catamount Sports

The Green

Three New Deans at UVM

The New York Times Celebrates an Anniversary and its Founder—a UVM Graduate

Larner Graduating Medical Students ‘Ride Into Residencies’ at Match Day

Nine New-to-Vermont Bee Species Discovered

Teen Entrepreneurs Win Full-Tuition Scholarships to UVM in 2026 Vermont Pitch Challenge

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Class Notes

Finding Beauty: Lydia Kern ’15

Lydia Kern ‘15 has always been a gatherer. As a child, she collected objects and found materials,...

Helping Others Chart Their Course: Rick Howard ’68

When Rick Howard ‘68 arrived in Burlington in 1964 as a first-generation university student, he...

Deep Connections: Frances Kidder Stiles ’55

Frances Kidder Stiles ’55 grew up just a block from UVM’s Redstone campus. Before the...
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