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Panel highlights conservative view on campus

The SMC Conservative Club is a new club on campus that was formed in order to voice the opinions of conservative students at Saint Michael’s College. About twenty St. Mike’s members of the community, including students, faculty and staff of all political backgrounds, gathered on Wednesday evening in the Dion Student Center to listen to […]

Emeritus College about staying plugged in, sharing wisdom

With support from the vice president for academic affairs, a recently retired Saint Michael’s Shakespeare scholar is giving shape and substance to a new “Emeritus College.” Nick Clary’s hope is that by offering social opportunities, academic collaborations and dedicated common space in a central academic building, he can keep wise and experienced retired faculty more […]

Fellows map way through hard conversations at St. Mike’s

To come through the rough patches demands strong guides with useful tools. Four Saint Michael’s women with track records as powerful and articulate student leaders showed they will be such guides for the campus community as it navigates through much-needed hard conversations about race and other social divides, particularly since the last national elections. These […]

U.N. speech taps student’s rich work-study education

Victoria Los’s mid-September speech in the United Nations Chapel about applying religious principles to local-level and global refugee-assistance efforts revealed the heart of a Saint Michael’s education. Here was evidence that Catholic liberal arts study creates for students a comfort level with religious values, international perspectives and practical service while promoting career-advancing and mind-expanding connections […]

Speaker urges a revisiting of America’s origin story

Dr. Khalil Gibran Muhammad, who teaches History, Race and Public Policy at Harvard’s Kennedy School, stimulated earnest debate among a diverse audience on the Saint Michael’s College campus last Thursday over whose history has been displayed in this country in recent years. In emphasizing the alternate “stories” or perspectives of American history, Muhammad’s captivating presentation probed issues […]

Jonathan Silverman named Vermont Art Educator of Year

Jonathan Silverman, a longtime professor and present chair of the Saint Michael’s College Education Department, has been named the 2018 Vermont Art Educator of the Year – an honor more typically awarded to a K-12 art teacher. Silverman was recognized as this year’s recipient “for inspiring many Vermont art educators over his years coordinating the […]

Main Stage show ‘Mill Girls’ a labor of love and learning

Due to the popularity of this event, please arrive at least 30 minutes early if you wish attend. We hope to accommodate as many people as possible, but seating is limited, and available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Thank you. Event Calendar posting A 14-member student cast at Saint Michael’s College started work on Labor Day, […]