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UVM played their way into the Big Dance last night, beating the Lamar Cardinals 71 to 59.
Incoming UVM President Thomas Sullivan says he's deeply concerned that the U.S. Supreme Court could soon erode the national policy on affirmative action and undermine UVM's efforts to boost minority enrollment.
A former provost and law school dean at the University of Minnesota has been appointed the 26th president of the University of Vermont. UVM's Board of Trustees says it chose Thomas Sullivan because his background and experience are compatible with Vermont's flagship institution.
The University of Vermont has confirmed that Thomas Sullivan, a former University of Minnesota provost and law school dean will be the school's next president.
This morning, the University of Vermont is expected to officially announce its next president. But an unofficial announcement spread on the social media website Twitter last night. VPR: UVM At A Crossroads
The University of Vermont is committing $13 million to establish a revolving fund to finance on-campus energy efficiency projects.
The University of Vermont is banning the sale of bottled water starting next year, with plans to convert campus water fountains to bottle filling stations.
Actor and activist Danny Glover will be putting on a performance at the University of Vermont.
University of Vermont police say a man found dead and wrapped in a blanket in a wooded area is a 57-year-old from Shelburne.
University of Vermont police are investigating the death of an unidentified man found frozen and wrapped in blankets in a wooded area.
The University of Vermont has announced five finalists in its search for a new president. The chairman of UVM's Board of Trustees describes the finalists as "highly accomplished," and says all have had to handle very complex issues at their current schools.
Officials at the University of Vermont and members of what was its largest fraternity say they're trying to move on, but bitterness lingers after Sigma Phi Epsilon was closed because some of its members allegedly circulated a questionnaire that asked about sexual violence.
University of Vermont's largest fraternity remains suspended while officials and others investigate a survey that included questions about sexual violence. Revelations about the survey have shocked and angered many on campus. On Thursday, more than 200 people gathered on campus to speak out.
The University of Vermont has suspended a fraternity whose members were accused of circulating a survey about rape.
The faculty union at the University of Vermont has ratified a new contract.
The University of Vermont and its full-time faculty have reached a new contract agreement.
VPR's Ross Sneyd examines Governor Peter Shumlin's vision for how the state can maximize the investment it makes in the University of Vermont.
The University of Vermont Board of Trustees says employee morale suffered because of a relationship between the former president's wife and a senior UVM official. Trustees found no laws or university policies were violated by the association between Rachel Kahn Fogel and Michael Schultz, an associate vice president for development.
Dan Fogel says he will step down as president of the University of Vermont at the end of July to take care of his wife and himself. The relationship of Fogel's wife and a UVM fund-raising official has been the subject of an ongoing investigation. VPR Series: UVM At A Crossroads
University of Vermont President Daniel Fogel will announce on Wednesday that he plans to step down at the end of the month. Fogel had already said he would retire as president next year and return to the English faculty. VPR Series: UVM At A Crossroads




