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

Trustees Meeting Highlights Strategic Planning Process, Rubenstein School Success, Tuition Update for 2026-27

Historic $16M Estate Gift Will Expand Nursing Scholarships at UVM

Asim Zia Will Become a Fellow of the National Academy of Public Administration

“In Gracious and Bountiful Hands”–Marlene Tromp is Officially Installed as UVM President

UVM’s Class of ’29 Reflects Growing First-Generation and Male Enrollment
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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 innovative skills were recognized when the Vermont Agency of Education named her Vermont Teacher of the Year for 2025.

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Marlene Tromp Appointed Next President of the University of Vermont

Marlene Tromp, Ph.D., becomes the University of Vermont’s 28th president, the university’s Board of Trustees announced in March. She formally assumes the post this summer.
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Linda Prokopy appointed Dean of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

An accomplished scholar and leader, whose research has aimed to create a more resilient and diverse landscape in the Midwestern U.S. joins UVM this summer.
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2025 Nursing Evidence-Based Practice Colloquium Showcases Programs

The colloquium highlighted the scholarly projects of 21 students enrolled in UVM's Doctor of Nursing Practice and Clinical Nurse Leader programs.
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UVM Soil Testing Center Gives Vermont Farmers a Local Solution

UVM’s new Soil Health Research and Extension Center (SHREC) is set to revolutionize soil health research in Vermont, offering local testing that provides better insights into Vermont's unique soil conditions.

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Carrying on a Family Teaching Legacy

Following in the footsteps of her grandfather and mother, Maggie Sorrentino earned a degree and licensure to teach elementary education.
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Video Series Animates Answers to Challenging Foreign Animal Disease Questions

The newly released biosecurity video series covers important topics for farm producers and industry allies about diseases that are not normally found in the United States.
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Kindergarten Students Treated to Tours and Physics Demos

Three dozen students from Burlington's Sustainability Academy visited campus and saw a bit of what it would be like to be a college student in the future.

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