Saint Michael's College

Spring play ‘Fuddy Meers’ is a ‘darkly comic thrill ride’

The play Fuddy Meers by David Lindsay-Abaire, now in rehearsal at Saint Michael’s College for four performances March 21- 24 at 7 p.m. in the McCarthy Arts Center, jars and challenges its […]

College celebrates Douglass legacy

It was a happy Valentine’s Day at Saint Michael’s College this year, but more than that, it was a happy Douglass Day! Douglass Day is a celebration of the life […]

Writer-poet leads series on marginalized

On Wednesday evening, students and faculty gathered in the Roy Room at the Dion Student Center for the final session of a three-part educational series by guest speaker J Mase […]

Writer Oppenheimer to give Lecture

Mark Oppenheimer, PhD – writer, religion scholar, former “Beliefs” columnist for the New York Times and host of the podcast Unorthodox, will present a talk titled “Judaism in the Year 2118: Where will we […]

AG joins 2nd Amendment panel

The Saint Michael’s College campus chapter of the national group called Young Americans for Freedom sponsored a program about Second Amendment rights on Tuesday evening, featuring Vermont Attorney General T.J. […]

Professor advancing in ACLU leadership

Saint Michael’s College journalism professor Traci Griffith was elected to the Executive Committee of the National American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) Board during a late-January meeting in Atlanta. “It’s an […]

College’s Model U.N. team does well

A delegation of Saint Michael’s College students made a strong showing as they represented the African nation of Angola during the large Harvard National Model U.N. in Cambridge, MA, this […]

College’s message to bias agitators: Not in our house

Saint Michael’s students poured into the Chapel of Saint Michael the Archangel on Monday night for a mandatory meeting organized by the Office of Student Life. The meeting was announced […]

Saint Michael’s team tops in state as financial analysts

A Saint Michael’s College team of five business/accounting students on February 13 won the 2018 Vermont CFA Institute Research Challenge, a state qualifier for an annual global competition that provides […]

Hoop house allows planting to start

Even outdoors the weather was warming up, considering it was still winter in Vermont on Tuesday, February 13, and everyone agreed it felt “downright glorious” in the tropically-warm “hoop house” […]

Edmundites reflect on church-racism discussion

In light of last month’s discussions about race and privilege on the Saint Michael’s College campus during mid-January’s Annual MLK Week, members of the Society of Saint Edmund, the College’s […]

Chapel funeral honors Pomerleau

Remembering and honoring the force that was centenarian Burlington businessman and philanthropist Antonio Pomerleau during his late-morning funeral Mass in the campus Chapel on February 13, a Saint Michael’s College […]

Hubble data in, O’Meara’s fun begins

For the lucky handful of scientists who regularly use the Hubble Telescope to study galaxy and star formation – folks like astrophysicist John O’Meara of the Saint Michael’s College physics […]

Delanty to present work at Burlington library

Greg Delanty, a widely acclaimed Irish poet who is a longtime professor of English at Saint Michael’s College and a resident of Burlington, will appear at Burlington’s Fletcher Free Library […]