University News and Impact

As Vermont’s land grant institution, UVM helps tackle everything from farm viability to complex environmental issues to business and workforce growth.

Finding a Path to 30,000 New Vermont Homes

UVM Makes Strides Toward 2030 Carbon Neutrality Goal

UVM Announces Commencement Speaker, 2025 Honorary Degree Recipients

UVM Celebrates Research Week April 21-25

UVM Soil Testing Center Gives Vermont Farmers a Local Solution

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Passing It On: Vermont’s Teacher of the Year Helps Launch the Next Generation of Educators

This past fall UVM instructor and Winooski High School teacher Caitlin MacLeod-Bluver's inno Higvative skills were recognized when the Vermont Agency of Education named her Vermont Teacher of the Year for 2025.

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University News

Office of Sustainability Publishes Greenhouse Gas Inventory

The latest examination of UVM’s carbon output shows a 25 percent reduction in building and fleet related emissions since 2007.

The Latest at the Libraries

Learn more about what's happening this semester in your UVM Libraries: David W. Howe Memorial Library, Dana Health Sciences Library, and Silver Special Collections Library.

School of the Arts Student Interns Apply Skills to the Libraries' McCrorey Gallery

Student interns act as curators to the collection donated by longtime UVM professor, H. Lawrence McCrorey.
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UVM Launches “Boot Camp” for Town Managers

Current and aspiring town managers in Vermont are getting new training and support through UVM’s Vermont Local Government Institute.

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University Impact on Vermont and Beyond

UVM’s Leahy Institute Awards $2.4M to Advance Vermont Partnerships

New funding will stimulate economic and community development efforts for more than 40 organizations across the state of Vermont.

Vermont Eighth Graders Explore Physics and Chemistry at UVM

Students from Browns River Middle School came to campus to get a feel for what college is like and see some exciting science demonstrations.

Putting Community First: UVM Interns Live and Learn in the NEK

Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom has abundant beauty, and some real challenges. UVM student interns helped and learned through a summer-long residence.

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