As the University of Vermont looks for a new president, it's also searching for a new way to balance its books. VPR Special Series: UVM At A Crossroads Comment: What should the future hold for UVM?  

Where does the agreed-upon sale of CVPS to Gaz Metro go in the months ahead? We look at the approval process. Plus, VPR's John Dillon recaps our "UVM At A Crossroads" series. And, we visit the Museum of Everyday Life in Glover.

The University of Vermont has been in a growth phase. The expansion plan was the cornerstone of President Dan Fogel's strategy to shore up the school's financial base and to build revenues for the future, but has it worked? VPR Special Series: UVM At A Crossroads Comment: What should the future hold for UVM?

In a throwback to the early 19th century, a flock of sheep graze the green at the University of Vermont to promote historic tours of the Burlington campus. VIDEO: Grazing On The Green Earlier: UVM Traces Its History With Walking Tour  

University of Vermont president Dan Fogel announced in March he would leave his job next year. Now emails suggest that decision may not have been voluntary.

Last month, when University of Vermont President Daniel Fogel announced he is retiring, it opened a search for a new leader and an opportunity to assess how UVM is meeting it challenges.

Senate Bill 17 would set up medical marijuana dispensaries in the state. We hear why the bill was proposed and the reservations some have with it. Plus, University of Vermont President Daniel Fogel explains the reasons he will be leaving the post. And, we get a glimpse of artwork that was created from trash.

Faculty members at the University of Vermont are planning a news conference this week to underscore their concern about shrinking funding for academic pursuits.

Administrators at the University of Vermont want to reduce the size of their proposed tuition increase for next year.

The Tom Cleary Trio, including Tom on piano, John Rivers on bass and Jeff Salisbury on drums, join George Thomas for live jazz in VPR's Performance Studio. All three teach in UVM's Jazz Studies Program.

Vermont's women's basketball team gets its first opportunity to play in the second round of the NCAA tournament tonight. The team goes up against Notre Dame on the home turf of the Fighting Irish.

College football is in full swing, causing commentator Brian Porto to think about the status of football at the University of Vermont.

UVM Theatre puts on its final performances this weekend of "You Can't Take it With You" by George Kaufman and Moss Hart.  The play was written in the 1930's but its themes are just a relevant in today's economic downturn. Sarah Carleton directed the play, she speaks with VPR's Peter Biello.

The University of Vermont women's basketball team will move forward in the NCAA tournament. Courtnay Pilypaitis and May Kotsopoulos made sure Vermont didn't panic after squandering a 14-point lead against Wisconsin.

The University of Vermont women's basketball team will play Wisconsin in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament.

Both the men's and women's teams are playing for conference championships- and the opportunity to move on to the NCAA tournament. 

The Vermont Senate considers a bill today that will grant anonymity to donors who give to the University of Vermont and other public colleges in the state. 

Twenty-five years ago, Madeleine Kunin became the first woman to be elected governor of Vermont.  She addressed an anniversary symposium this week at UVM.  You can listen to her speech here.

A historic fraternity house at the University of Vermont, used by some members a few years ago in a cocaine ring, will become central to Burlington's fight against drugs.