The Vermont Law School has reduced its workforce by 12 people, laying off two and buying out 10 other workers.

The Vermont Law School is hoping staff members will take voluntary buyouts to help deal with a projected budget shortfall on the South Royalton campus. 

The Vermont Law School is inaugurating a new president and dean. Marc Mihaly assumed both those titles in August and will be formally installed in the job this Friday

On Wednesday, Vermont Law School will install Marc Mihaly as its new dean and president. He has been an instructor at the school since 2004.

Some students at the Vermont Law School have raised $500 for information leading to those responsible for the death of a rabbit on campus.

Vermont Law School is studying the roll-out of smart grid technology by Central Vermont Public Service and six other utilities around the country. The school says the adoption of the technology by the state's largest electric utility is going well.

The implications of a federal court ruling over the Vermont Yankee nuclear plant will be the topic of a forum at the Vermont Law School.

The list looks at significant decisions by courts, Congress and governmental agencies that will have a bearing on important environmental issues. The new list includes the disputed Keystone XL Pipeline, the Fukushima fallout and the EPA-White House clash over ozone standards.

Vermont Law School releases its second annual Top 10 Environmental Watch List.

We look at what advancements have been made in cancer research, hear about Vermont Law School's Environmental Watch List and get answers to your lighting questions.  

The school lifted its ban on campus recruiters when the military ended its prohibition on gays and lesbians serving openly.

Vermont Law School Dean Jeff Shields talks with VPR's Jane Lindholm about why the school has reopened its campus to military recruiters.

Fletcher Allen Health Care was rocked by financial scandal less than a decade ago, and as it emerged from that cloud Dr. Melinda Estes was named CEO. After eight years, she steps down this month and we look back on how FAHC has changed during her tenure.

Vermont Law School has lifted its ban on military recruiters on campus. The move comes in anticipation of the official repeal of the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy in the fall. 

The president of Vermont Law School announced Friday he'll be retiring next summer. Jeff Shields has spent four decades as a practicing attorney and legal educator.

Vermont Law School professors Pat Parenteau and Don Kreis break down the upcoming trial initiated by Entergy to keep Vermont Yankee operating beyond March 2012, State Epidemiologist Patsy Kelso updates us on a measles alert and we head to Summer School for a lesson in playing the banjo.

Congress' failure to adopt climate change legislation tops a list from the Vermont Law School of the country's 10 most critical environmental issues of 2010.

VPR's Jane Lindholm talks with Tseming Yang, a Vermont Law School Professor who recently helped lead workshops in China on enforcing pollution laws.

Vermont Law School, which bans military recruiting on its campus until gays are allowed to openly serve, will hold a town hall meeting calling for an end to the "don't ask, don't tell" policy.

We talk to Martha Allen, the newly elected president of the VT-NEA, about the teachers' perspective on school funding and budget cuts. Also, Vermont Law School delegates in Copenhagen report back on the climate change conference. And, how to make igloos.

Vermont Law School has won a $3 million grant to expand its work helping China with environmental laws.

Vermont Law School is welcoming two new fuel-efficient Zipcars to its campus this week.  Zipcar is the world's largest car-sharing service.

Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor has a deep Vermont connection. Sotomayor traveled to Vermont in 2007 to attend a memorial at Vermont Law School in South Royalton for her friend, the late Judge James Oakes.