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A picture’s worth a thousand memories. These are the photos that capture the many ways our community stands out and supports one another every day throughout the year. �Ļ�Ӱ�� Together, �Ļ�Ӱ�� Forever.

NORTHFIELD, Vt. —Following its most recent fall meeting, �Ļ�Ӱ�� officials announced three new additions to the Board of Trustees. Dr. Trevor D. Albertson, ’02, is Vice Chancellor at the Yosemite...

�Ļ�Ӱ�� was awarded a two-year $5M grant from the National Center of Academic Excellence – Cybersecurity (NCAE-C), housed in the National Security Agency.

�Ļ�Ӱ�� Professor Page Spiess Ph.D., has received the 2022 Vermont Women in Higher Education Carol A. Moore Scholarship. Spiess is a senior lecturer in the College of Science and...

He graduated from �Ļ�Ӱ��’s Air Force ROTC in 1985 and after 37 years of service, Air Force Lt. Gen. Thomas A. Bussiere, has been appointed four-star General and Commander of Air Force Global Strike Command at Barksdale Air Force Base in Louisiana.

�Ļ�Ӱ��’s Cadet Gabriel Gaetz, class of 2023, spent this past weekend competing against over 400 athletes from around the world at the 2022 Obstacle Course Racing World (OCR) Championship in Stratton, Vermont. Gaetz finished 3rd in his age group (18-24) and 36th overall with a time of 2:08:43.

�Ļ�Ӱ�� dedicated the Senator Patrick Leahy School of Cybersecurity and Advanced Computing today during the “U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy Cyber Symposium.” Formerly the School of Cybersecurity, Data Science, and Computing, the new name reflects Leahy’s longstanding support of cybersecurity education at �Ļ�Ӱ�� and in the state of Vermont.

�Ļ�Ӱ�� will receive $4 million in federal funding to create an artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning and quantum computing academic and experiential learning center.

Sessions will share success stories and tools for building more adaptable land, water, energy, people and communities

NORTHFIELD, Vt. — Job-market-eyeing juniors and seniors have probably visited �Ļ�Ӱ��’s Center for Career Readiness to get résumés and cover letters reviewed, practice interviewing and explore work-experience opportunities. But the center’s director, Meghan Oliver, wants first-year students, who may not yet have visited, to know it’s never too early to tap resources and plan careers.