Every time there's a national tragedy involving guns, there often follows a conversation about violence and video games. We talk with professors from Champlain College about how they teach the next generation of video game designers and how they think about the role of violence in games.

Robert Stiller says his $10 million donation will improve business education at the college in Burlington. The gift comes just five months after Green Mountain removed Stiller from his leadership role as chairman.

Two high-ranking Irish diplomats are visiting Vermont this week. Michael Collins, the Irish ambassador to the United States, and Michael Longergan, the Irish Consul General, will be in Burlington for two days of talks and events on Thursday and Friday.

Mosaics, murals and Hamlet, oh, my!

We look at how big a threat the computer hacking movement is and at what can be done to protect against its attacks.

We look at how colleges have adapted their curricula to the changing demands of the work place, and a woman who was brutally attacked by her estranged husband with lye now speaks to groups about her experience.  

Personal finance has become more complex, making it even more critical for people to understand how to manage their money. An ambitious program at Champlain College aims to improve what Vermonters understand about saving and investing, credit and debt.

Quebec Premier Jean Charest will deliver the commencement speech at Champlain College in Burlington, Vt., this spring.

VPR's Jane Lindholm talks with Champlain College President David Finney about the school's recent expansions and its future plans.

We talk about the challenges of being a parent, sibling, spouse, or child of someone who has a mental illness.  Also, a visit with Champlain College's president, and a trip to a Box Lacrosse game.

Older workers will get a boost from a $1 million federal grant aimed at helping them keep their jobs or find a new one.