Lattie F. Coor, who died Thursday, July 16, at 89, was the second-longest serving president of the University of Vermont, ...

Home to both space flight mission control and astronaut training, it’s one of the agency’s largest research and development ...

This is where you can upload a Photo into our system. Read the directions then Signup/Log into WEBcard. If you already have a photo on your CATcard account, you can skip to downloading the CATcard to ...

The Division of Faculty Affairs (DOFA) unites all UVM units whose primary focus is faculty recruitment and retention activities and facilitating and responding to faculty professional advancement ...

American eugenics refers inter alia to compulsory sterilization laws adopted by over 30 states that led to more than 60,000 sterilizations of disabled individuals. Many of these individuals were ...

Your resource for all things off-campus life. Let us help you make your time off campus a safe, fun, and fulfilling experience. Check out the Off-Campus Housing Database, a partnership with Apartments ...

If you’re looking to become a stronger applicant to medical or other health professional schools, the University of Vermont’s Master of Medical Science degree is designed for you. Enhance your ...

The Vermont Legislative Research Service (VLRS) strives to provide non-partisan policy research support to Vermont State Legislators while concurrently promoting students research skills. Students ...

Transfer students who have completed credits at a post-secondary institution after completing high school and wish to complete their degree at UVM will automatically be considered for the Dean's Merit ...

The Initiative for Rural Emergency Medical Services (IREMS) centers on training emergency pre-hospital care providers through programs such as Wilderness First Responder and Emergency Medical ...

Tomatoes (Solanum lycopersicum) have been on our tables and in our gardens for so long, it's nearly impossible to think of them as growing in the wild. Once upon a time they did just that. That's not ...

The first Census of Agriculture was conducted in 1840, when Vermont produced 3.7 million pounds of wool from 1.7 million sheep, and just $1.4 million of milk. Since then, data collected at regular ...