University of Vermont News

It was raining hard when David Stromeyer, fresh from hauling thousands of pounds of painted steel from Vermont, put on his work gloves.

When California native Stewart Ruth opened Stewart's Bakery in 1987, his idea for baking bread like he had known growing up in Europe was ahead of the curve.

Burlington's first attempt to redraw its electoral map failed last year when a politically gridlocked city council punted the job of redistricting to a panel of mostly neighborhood volunteers.

New Canaan resident and founder of the Norwalk-based Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation Kathy Giusti received an honorary doctorate from the University of Vermont.

Brent will be working alongside resort owners Nancy and Jim Demetriades in overseeing the operation of Mammoth Lakes' newest premier resort.

John Paola won the 1977 Scripps National Spelling Bee with the word "cambist." He is now working as a veterinarian in Maryland.

It was easy for a merry band of riders to imagine the future of bicycling in Burlington last week as they took, ironically, a pedal into the past.

Walter overcame many personal obstacles and a Celebration of his life will take place with friends and family to be announced at a later date for Walter Hutchins, 56, who passed away at Westchester County Hospital on May 10 from complications, resulting from injuries sustained in a tragic bicycling accident, while riding with friends in North ... (more)

Acclaimed historian Douglas Smith was the featured writer at the Authors at The Adolphus series on Tuesday.

College graduation season is in full swing -- and Sunday in Burlington it was a big one.

Frederic Sansoz, a professor of engineering at the University of Vermont, works at the intersection of nanotechnology and materials science.

Acclaimed jazz and classical musician Wynton Marsalis will be the featured speaker at the University of Vermont's commencement ceremony on May 19, 2013 .

Every spring, college commencement addresses offer a chance to hear life lessons from a who's who of politicians, scientists, tech leaders and artists.

New research conducted by researchers at the University of Vermont reveals that middle-aged men who engage in a lot of cardiovascular exercise are at a reduced risk of suffering from lung and colorectal cancer.

Kudos to Green Mountain College for its announcement this week that it is committing to divest its $3.1 million endowment from companies profiting from fossil fuels.

Less cancer treatment may be better, and being in good physical shape may help keep cancer away, according to the latest research being presented at the largest convergence of cancer experts worldwide.

Men who are physically fit in middle age have a lower risk of developing and dying from certain cancers, new research indicates.

As if migraine weren't bad enough or widespread enough , it also comes with a stigma that often renders it invisible.

White River Junction artist Benjamin Peberdy doesn't sign his name to the collages he creates, he brands them with a logo.

TABLES TURNED: JUSTICE TO EXAMINE IRS ACTIONS a Attorney General Eric Holder announced Tuesday he has ordered an investigation into the IRS targeting conservative groups.