UVM BORED Lead Earns University's 2024 Student Employee Award

Danielle Kogan's journey of impactful student leadership began in the summer of 2020—before she’d even set foot on campus.
Three people pose for the camera; Cody Silfies wearing a blue shirt and ballcap, Danielle Kogan wearing a green and brown sweater and holding a certificate, and Maddie White wearing a green shirt.

As an incoming student, Danielle Kogan, an Animal Sciences major in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, recognized the challenge of building community during the pandemic and took to social media to bridge the gap. She created the Instagram account @uvm_2024 as a way to share information and foster connections among her peers during a time of social distancing, which soon became a...

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A pale-skinned college aged woman in a pink tshirt and white turtleneck gestures excitedly at a small framed painting of a supernova in reds and yellows on a black background.

Celebrating Accessible Art and Disability in Vermont with the CYCLES Exhibition

Building on the success of four prior exhibitions and a robust network of community partnerships, Inclusive Arts Vermont will be hosting a 5th annual exhibition, CYCLES, throughout 2024. CYCLES will highlight artwork by 25 Vermont artists with disabilities as they explore the title theme. 

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Power Through Powder: UVM's 'Chicks on Sticks' on Track For Their Biggest Fundraiser Milestone Yet

Well before the sun has started to rise, a group of UVM students arrives at Bolton Valley with an ambitious goal: to climb up to the very top of Bolton’s Wilderness Mountain, ski back down, and make it back to campus in time for classes – all while raising thousands of dollars for charity in the process.

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