Thomas P. Salmon, who served as the 23rd president of the University of Vermont and who was twice elected governor of the ...

Commencement is a cherished tradition at the University of Vermont, celebrating the achievements of our graduating students ...

The Gund Institute for Environment at the University of Vermont has announced a $100,000 Joint Catalyst Award for a research ...

A tolerance break (or, t-break) is a concept that comes from the community of weed smokers themselves. It is a voluntary pause on cannabis with the goal of lowering your tolerance. If you partake most ...

The University of Vermont (UVM) Extension Master Gardener (EMG) program started in 1991 as a community education volunteer program where Vermonters receive training from university faculty and ...

UVM Extension Agricultural Business engages with farm, forest, and maple enterprises using planning and educational resources to promote a strong agricultural economy. Our experienced team delivers ...

A parenting seminar. Learning about family transitions from the child's perspective. The family disruption resulting from separation and divorce is difficult. How parents handle their family ...

Get in on the fun for recreation and/or serious competition. UVM Club Sports range from instructional and recreational to competing on a national scale! You name it, we've got it: ballet, rowing, ...

We share your passion for social justice and human rights. Our faculty are dedicated instructors, researchers, and active community members who make an impact in across Vermont, throughout the nation, ...

Explore science in progress from above tree line to below lake level! UVM scientists will share their research with the public during monthly Tuesday evening seminars from June to November at ECHO. On ...

UVM Extension's Tax Education Programs offer the latest in-depth training on new tax law and regulations for preparers. These programs are taught by an experienced group of highly qualified and ...

HESA applications are accepted year-round, but are only reviewed twice per year, in December (due December 1) and April (due April 15) for enrollment the following fall semester. Applicants are ...