BURLINGTON, Vt. – January 20, 2026 — Six University of Vermont Grossman School of Business students are stepping into ...

Many clinical trials include a placebo group—participants who receive an inactive treatment—so researchers can compare ...

The Department of Chemistry provides a rare blend of individual attention and exposure to a myriad of disciplines in both undergraduate and graduate programs. We connect you with faculty who are world ...

UVM Extension’s New Farmer Project is here to help you connect with online and on-the-ground resources to help start and grow your farm business. We bring together information and resources from ...

The Department of Emergency Management is responsible for leading and/or coordinating the mitigation, preparation, response and recovery from incidents, emergencies and disasters affecting the ...

iClicker is an electronic polling technology that allows students to give instant feedback or answers to questions during class. Students respond to polls with either an app on their mobile devices ...

Wherever you are in your teaching journey – just starting out, feeling like a seasoned pro, or somewhere in between – the CTL team is here to collaborate, brainstorm, and support you every step of the ...

The Grossman Co-op Means Business Let's take a look together and see what we can make happen. For Students For Employers ...

Vermont is becoming warmer and wetter due to climate change—and these trends are reshaping life in the Green Mountain State. That’s the big takeaway of the most comprehensive study of climate change ...

Building on three decades of collaboration, Casella Waste Systems, Inc. (Casella) (Nasdaq: CWST), a regional solid waste, recycling, and resource management services company and the University of ...

Are you looking for a low-labor, chemical-free method to help eradicate weeds and soil-residing pests in the garden? Solarization and occultation, often referred to as “tarping,” may be just what ...

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 ...