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Brattleboro Hopes Colleges Find Downtown Home
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Plans are coming together to bring two colleges to a new home in downtown Brattleboro. Officials are looking at two possible sites, including the historic Brooks House on Main Street, which was gutted by fire more than a year ago.VPR News
Two Lyndon Professors Win Fulbright Scholarships
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A second Lyndon State College professor has been awarded a Fulbright Scholarship.VPR News
New York College Administrator Appointed Lyndon State President
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The Vermont State Colleges Board has announced that Joseph Bertolino will be the 15th president of Lyndon State College.VPR News
Students Demand More State Aid In College Funding
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More than 300 college students came to Montpelier on Tuesday to demand that the state boost funding for higher education.VPR News
State Colleges, Culinary Institute Explore Association
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New England Culinary Institute could become the sixth college affiliated with the Vermont State Colleges. Officials at the two institutions say they’re talking about whether they should integrate their schools.VPR News
Douglas Says Tuition Increases Too High
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Governor Jim Douglas says he wants the University of Vermont and Vermont’s State College system to give up their plan to raise tuition for next year.VPR News
Senate Considers Donor Anonymity Amendment
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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.VPR News
Panel Rejects College Merger
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A panel considering the governor’s recommendation to consolidate the University of Vermont and Vermont State Colleges is recommending against merging the two institutions.Vermont Edition
