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A Grain for a Changing Planet

Harvesting Knowledge: How Vermont Farmers Are Shaping Agricultural Research

Your AI Twin Could Save Your Life: UVM Awarded up to $38M to Build ‘Digital Twins’ for Treating Critically Ill Patients

Understanding Urban Sediment Dynamics

UVM Launches $19 Million National Observatory to Unlock Secrets of Neurobiology

Building a Foundation for the Next Generation of Antibiotics

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10/26/2026

A Grain for a Changing Planet

Agriculture is about far more than growing food. For CJ Doherty, it has become a gateway to understanding everything from land use and environmental...

10/23/2026

More than 70 Vermont High Schoolers Attend YES! Summit, Take Home Environmental Action Steps

Walking more. Holding clothing swaps instead of buying new outfits. Putting up more solar panels. Educating others. These are a few of the many...

10/15/2026

Learn About DNA, Tsunami Science and More at the Fall 2026 STEM Showcase

Vermont students grades 3-9 who are (or who could be!) excited by science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) can now sign up for the Fall 2026...

10/07/2026

Vermont Forest Managers, Landowners Can Now Access New Guide to Stewardship Amid Climate Change

A new resource is now available across Vermont for forest managers and landowners navigating climate change impacts and stewardship.

09/25/2026

UVM Welcomes the Class of 2030, One of the Most Diverse Classes in University History

The University of Vermont Class of 2030is the second most diverse class in the institution's history, with 17% of first-time, first-year students...

RSENR Research News

10/23/2026

More than 70 Vermont High Schoolers Attend YES! Summit, Take Home Environmental Action Steps

Walking more. Holding clothing swaps instead of buying new outfits. Putting up more solar panels. Educating others. These are a few of the many...

10/23/2026

New Vermont Climate Assessment: A Warmer, Wetter Climate Is Reshaping Life Across the State

From village downtowns to farm fields and ski slopes, Vermonters are living the reality of climate change every day. The latest Vermont Climate...

10/05/2026

Q&A: Alum Charlie Nicholson Reflects on Bees and the Flounder

The Massachusetts native, who earned a B.A. in Biology from Skidmore College, came to the University of Vermont’s Rubenstein School of Environment...

09/29/2026

Combating invasive species at Winston Prouty: Simon Rae restores native habitats in Brattleboro

Just behind the sprawling Winston Prouty Center campus in downtown Brattleboro, Simon Rae ‘27 stands at the edge of a towering wall of vegetation,...

09/28/2026

UVM Study Reveals How Lake Trout Embryos Acquire Thiamine in the Wild

For decades, fisheries managers have struggled to restore wild populations oflake trout recruitment across the Great Lakes region, with limited...

CAS Research News

10/26/2026

Which Witch Are You?

Witches don’t exist. They never have. At least, not in the way you probably imagine. And yet, witches have always been around.In the early modern...

10/22/2026

Working Toward a Greener World, City by City

Speeding up climate action and passing bold, strong climate policy may sound like an ambitious goal—and it is. But four entrepreneurial University...

10/15/2026

SWLC Alumni Panel: How UVM Students Use their Degree after Graduation

On a cool autumn Friday afternoon, a mélange of UVM students and faculty members gathered in Waterman 427 to see four familiar faces from years...

10/06/2026

Does the Future of Local News Start at UVM?

Richard Watts can often be found padding around the second floor of the Howe Memorial Library in his socks between meetings. But don’t be fooled by...

10/05/2026

The Stories American History Left Out

Every semester, UVM sociology professor Nikki Khanna encounters the same astonished faces when she tells stories of race and racism in America that...