Activist expats raise voices on China rights crackdown

The prominent exiled human rights lawyer Teng Biao and Saint Michael’s history Professor Rowena He told a packed hall at the College Wednesday that China currently is experiencing the worst […]

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Top China rights lawyer and exile Teng speaks here Sept. 27

Saint Michael’s College will host China’s leading human rights lawyer in exile, Teng Biao, for a presentation titled “No Country for Justice” at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, September 27, 2017 […]

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College hosts training to help clergy help veterans better

In keeping with its longstanding commitment to military veterans, Saint Michael’s College hosted the first of three statewide Vermont trainings for community clergy who want to support rural veterans. The […]

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Vermont college presidents issue statement on DACA

The presidents of 17 colleges in Vermont who are part of the Association of Vermont Independent Colleges (AVIC), including Saint MIchael’s President John Neuhauser, have released a statement on the […]

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Welch is tops nationally for Active Minds advising

Catherine Welch of the Saint Michael’s College Student Life Office has been named Advisor of the Year for Active Minds, a national nonprofit group that urges students to speak openly […]

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Princeton Review: Saint Michael’s a top ‘Green College’

Saint Michael’s College is ranked as the 11th most environmentally responsible college among the 375 “greenest” campuses in the U.S. and beyond, according to The Princeton Review. The education services company […]

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Lutheran-Catholic Dialogue Symposium is September 26

The Edmundite Center for Faith and Culture at Saint Michael’s College will host a Lutheran-Catholic Dialogue Symposium at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, September 26 in the Roy Room of the […]

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Convocation themes: Integrity, arts, weathering storms

Voices heard at the annual Academic Convocation at Saint Michael’s College this year invoked strengths of tradition and culture that equip the institution to thrive robustly on the other side […]

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Ordination of Michael Carter a day of community joy

The unreserved smile illuminating Michael Carter’s face as he entered the Chapel of Saint Michael the Archangel Saturday morning in formal procession down the center aisle for his ordination as […]

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Emergency management vision taking firmer shape

Saint Michael’s College was accepted and has agreed to be a Red Cross Certified Shelter — the last of several emergency management agreements the College has been working on in […]

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Award of funds to boost positive dialogue on difference

Saint Michael’s College is one of 40 institutions across the nation to receive funding from Campus Compact to bridge divides on campuses and in communities. Campus Compact, a Boston-based nonprofit […]

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Saint Michael’s again on U.S. News ‘Best Colleges’ list

Saint Michael’s College is once again among the top National Liberal Arts Colleges in the United States, according to U.S. News & World Report in its 2018 Best Colleges listings. This year, […]

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Former Neo-Nazi talks of combating hate

This past week at Saint Michael’s College, the Martin Luther King Jr. Society brought in speaker Arno Michaelis, author of My Life after Hate.  Michaelis was once involved with a white power […]

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A priest among us: Michael Carter’s ordination is Saturday

Edmundite Deacon Michael R. Carter, a native of Burlington and a 2012 Saint Michael’s College graduate, will be ordained to the priesthood on Saturday, Sept. 16, at the Chapel of […]

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Saint Michael’s to host Diocesan eco-justice conference

Saint Michael’s College is co-sponsor and host site for an upcoming conference on ecological justice being planned by the Diocese of Burlington for Saturday, September 30, 2017, in order to […]

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College welcomes new faculty, staff as fall semester begins

Here’s an introduction to several new faculty and staff at Saint Michael’s College for the fall semester 2017, along with news about promotions, departures or changes in status among other […]

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St. Mike’s postcards to Charlottesville kids say no to hate

Here’s the messages that Saint Michael’s College students wanted the children of Charlottesville, Virginia, to receive after “hate and violence invaded their city” in recent weeks, as one native of […]

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