College hosts student government conference

By any measure, student government at Saint Michael’s College in Vermont is formidable. Consider just the sheer numbers: For each weekly Tuesday meeting of the St. Mike’s Student Government Association […]

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Lecture on liberal arts benefits

Columbia University scholar Roosevelt Montás (Ph.D.) offered a robust and clear articulation of the values of a liberal arts education as well as a personal testimony to its centrality in […]

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Lecture on transhumanism, synthetic biology

During this 200th anniversary year of the publication of Mary Shelley’s novel Frankenstein, Christina Bieber Lake, PhD, Clyde S. Kilby professor of English at Wheaton College in Wheaton, IL, will present a lecture […]

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Campus discussion on racism

Saint Michael’s College faculty and staff gathered Tuesday evening, February 19, in the Dion Family Student Center Roy Room to discuss Eric Dyson’s book What Truth Sounds Like and how it relates […]

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‘Select St. Mike’s’ event a roaring success

About 175 newly accepted students and their families visited the Saint Michael’s College campus last Saturday, Feb. 16, for a full day of programs. It was first of four such […]

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President lunches with scholars

Three Saint Michael’s College students who recently received so-called S-Stem scholarships to encourage their combined study of science with a computational or quantitative concentration met together as a cohort for […]

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A Doll’s House on campus

“I was born a feminist,” says Kathryn Markey ’84, a New-York-based actor/director and longtime Saint Michael’s Playhouse favorite who is back on campus to direct Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House — this […]

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Lecture on ‘American Jews and Israel’

This year’s 2019 Rabbi Max B. Wall Lecture at Saint Michael’s College will be presented Dov Waxman, Stotsky Professor of Jewish Historical and Cultural Studies at Northeastern University and Professor […]

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‘The Harlem Renaissance’ lecture

A blend of visual and audio will be part of “The Harlem Renaissance” — a presentation in celebration of Black Culture Month in the Dion Student Center at Saint Michael’s […]

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Fulbright award recipient to Prague

Jo Ellis-Monaghan, chair of the Saint Michael’s Department of Mathematics and Statistics, was officially notified recently that she has been awarded the Fulbright-Charles University Distinguished Chair position for spring 2020 […]

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College a top producer of Fulbright scholars

Saint Michael’s College is included on the list of U.S. colleges and universities that produced the most 2018-2019 Fulbright U.S. students – that is, American college students awarded Fulbrights for […]

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Smith ’56 lives on through gift

The generous spirit of the late Everest Smith ’56 – a locally celebrated but ever-humble longtime athlete and Vermont youth-athletics mentoring giant who died this past November 2018 — is […]

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College at theater festival

Professor John Devlin accompanied 16 Saint Michael’s students to the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival in Hyannis, MA, from January 29-February 3. Everyone kept very busy participating in various […]

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Women in business and tech mixer

A group of Saint Michael’s students and faculty from the Business Administration and Accounting Department on January 31 visited Logic Supply, a global industrial PC company focused on hardware with […]

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Music Spring Performance Schedule

Professor Nathaniel G. Lew of the Saint Michael’s fine arts/music faculty recently shared this interesting lineup of public musical events on the Saint Michael’s College campus for the spring 2019 […]

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Lakota perspective on racism

Scotti Clifford, a member of the Lakota tribe, spoke recently at Saint Michael’s College about dismantling racism from a Lakota perspective. Professor Jerald Swope of the Media Studies and Digital […]

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