Experts agree that students rising up through high school and into college might display increased levels of anxiety or need additional support in place through their institutions, panelists told Saint […]
Read MoreThe new Saint Michael’s College Dean of Faculty Gretchen Galbraith is an experienced college administrator and history scholar with deep Vermont roots. She keeps it simple describing her first order […]
Read MoreThe Saint Michael’s College Class of 1972 delivered a master class in effective and meaningful fund-raising this year to honor their recent 50-year reunion, meeting their ambitious goal of a […]
Read MoreThe following interesting historical account about a Saint Michael’s College building (and photos) first appeared recently as a post on the Facebook page of the Winooski Historical Society that the […]
Read MoreThe Junior and First-Year Seminars at Saint Michael’s College create a space for exploration, conversation, and renewed global and local perspectives, contributing a thought-provoking and essential part of a liberal […]
Read MoreSaint Michael’s Fire and Rescue (SMFR) responders and Public Safety officers are responsible for the safety and well-being of students and faculty year-round on campus, in addition to the surrounding […]
Read MoreA grant of $150,000 from The George I. Alden Trust — a longtime supporter of smaller Northeast colleges including Saint Michael’s — will advance the College’s Strategic Plan priority that […]
Read MoreA ceremony Thursday in the McCarthy Art Center lobby dedicated a portrait of the late Henry Fairbanks, a beloved longtime Saint Michael’s humanities professor who founded Saint Michael’s Playhouse 75 […]
Read MoreThis summer Saint Michael’s College has enjoyed the presence of three shows in the newly reopened Playhouse: Into the Breeches, The Mountaintop, and Desperate Measures. From actors, to directors, to […]
Read More“Take a new road. Make a new road” veteran English teacher and prize-winning poet Kerrin McCadden ’88 tells young artists looking to publish their own work. “You get to define […]
Read MoreThis coming February 2023, Tucker Raymond ‘21 will embark on a two-year stint with the Peace Corps after recently accepting a placement in the Dominican Republic to teach literacy in […]
Read MoreSifting through old belongings and reliving moments from years before draws forth a special kind of nostalgia. However, what happens when you come across your Saint Michael’s College student ID […]
Read MoreView photo gallery from research luncheon. “I am impressed with the level of the research they are doing and the questions they are asking,” said Saint Michael‘s College’s new Dean […]
Read MoreOn the final week of their eight-week internship placements in Seoul, South Korea, 14 Saint Michael’s students spent time with their visiting faculty adviser, Jeffrey Ayres, director of the Institute […]
Read MoreStudents and faculty have noticed Food Pop Ups run by MOVE in Alliot Hall throughout the summer months, and many have grabbed items that they need. The purpose of the […]
Read MoreVermont poet and teacher Kerrin McCadden, a 1988 Saint Michael’s English graduate, is this year’s recipient of a prestigious award and $10,000 prize to honor achievement in the state’s arts […]
Read MoreTo read complete versions of these abbreviated news items, where you see a faculty or staff name as a live link, click to reach the faculty/staff member’s personal page. Then […]
Read MoreIn July, Mark Lubkowitz of the Biology Department and Valerie Bang-Jensen of the Education Department learned that they and collaborators from major universities across the U.S. have been awarded a […]
Read MoreDina Alsaffar ‘20 returned to campus last year as the Peer Tutoring and Learning Support Specialist following her graduation from McGill University’s sociology master’s program. Alsaffar is from South […]
Read MoreWhile the majority of students are away for the summer, Saint Michael’s College is still bustling with life as it assumes the role of host for many activities and organizations, […]
Read MoreFor the past 18 years (with the exception of 2020 when the program was held virtually and over a series of multiple weekly sessions) SOAR has welcomed BIPOC, first generation, […]
Read MoreAs one example of the many multidisciplinary student research projects being conducted on campus this summer, Elizabeth Crotty ‘24 of Nashua, NH, plans to survey Saint Michael’s College students and […]
Read MoreThis coming fall, students and visitors on campus will be able to appreciate a unique symbol of Saint Michael’s history, when the cupola that once sat atop the first and oldest building on […]
Read MoreChasing daylight will no longer be a concern of Saint Michael’s College athletics with the recent installation of new high-tech LED lights on the Duffy Field. The lights will not […]
Read MoreSaint Anne’s Shrine is well-known in the Catholic community in Vermont as well as among the student body at Saint Michael’s College. Recognized by many in the region as a […]
Read MoreIn June, Choeden Lama assumed her role as the new assistant director of the Center for Multicultural Affairs (CMAS) at Saint Michael’s College. The CMAS campus office on the second […]
Read MoreThe sheep are baaaaaack! Earlier this month, farmer Lewis Fox of Leicester, NY delivered a herd of sheep to the Saint Michael’s College solar array behind St. Joseph’s Hall for […]
Read MoreA jack-of-all-trades, Jocelyn Savard ’24 is casting a wide net both in the professional and extracurricular worlds as she spends this summer on campus training with the Adventure Sports Center […]
Read MoreCongratulations to students named to Saint Michael’s College Dean’s list for Spring 2022! Click the following bold link to view: Spring 2022 Dean’s List Qualifications for Dean’s List A student who […]
Read MoreAs only a few examples of the approximately 25 summer research projects to be conducted on campus this summer, student-researchers Swapnil Jhajharia ‘24, Mia Cooper ‘24, and Greg Hurter ‘24 […]
Read MoreThe Farm in its present, intentionally educational form was not a major aspect of Saint Michael’s College when the institution began in 1904, even though a farm in some form […]
Read MoreAlthough the majority of research at Saint Michael’s College is in the natural and social sciences, this summer Faith Morgan ‘23 and Rosemary Marr ‘23 will work alongside Professor Greg […]
Read MoreCailey McDermott ’09 does not back down from a challenge, and her Saint Michael’s College journalism and liberal arts education has prepared her well to meet several of them. McDermott […]
Read MoreEnjoy a large photo gallery from Reunion Weekend 2022>> Watch a brief highlight video from Reunion Weekend>> Nearly 1,000 alumni returned to campus for the first in-person Saint Michael’s College […]
Read MoreThe Saint Michael’s Playhouse is back robustly after COVID canceled the 2020 and 2021 seasons, and Producing Artistic Director Chuck Tobin ’80 feels a heightened sense of perseverance and joyful […]
Read MoreFor much of the summer Saint Michael’s College will house approximately 25 student-researchers as they explore specific questions within a wide variety of topics ranging from spiders to poetry. One […]
Read MoreIt was a warm and sunny welcome back to campus for alumni gathering to celebrate Reunion Weekend 2022, which featured special recognition for the class years ending in two and […]
Read MoreThe infestation of spongy moth caterpillars has officially reached Saint Michael’s College. Many summer research students and other residents of the campus have noticed an influx of small fuzzy caterpillars […]
Read MoreHowie LeBlanco puts a premium on “people experiences” and healthy collaborations to guide his work and life decisions, so when he saw Saint Michael’s College was seeking to hire its […]
Read MoreBetween 600 and 700 high school and college admission counselors will be at Saint Michael’s College from June 8 -10, as the New England Association for College Admission Counseling (NEACAC) […]
Read MoreLike many native Vermont students arriving at Saint Michael’s for college in the mid-1960s, Fr. Marcel Rainville ’67 and Louis Giancola ’68 brought high hopes and the promise of solid […]
Read MoreAmanda Rohdenburg, a 2011 Saint Michael’s gender studies and political science graduate, recently completed her certificate in the College’s health equity graduate program. Now she is using opportunities and tools […]
Read More(The following alumna news item is adapted from a press release by the Champlain Valley School District) Anybody doubting the power of Saint Michael’s credentials in the job market should […]
Read MoreThe first of two early-summer academic study trips for Saint Michael’s students left May 17 for Japan, according to Peggy Imai, Saint Michael’s College director of study abroad, while a […]
Read MoreThe estate of William E. “Bill” Kelly, PhD, a beloved political science professor at Alabama’s Auburn University, has presented a remarkable gift of more than $2.3 million to Saint Michael’s […]
Read MoreWatch short video of Commencement highlights>> COLCHESTER, VT – A spirit of deep gratitude and joy should animate each person joining the overwhelming but urgent work of tackling climate change, […]
Read MoreStaff, faculty and student volunteers were out in force all this past week for the “Ditch the Dumpster” initiative. Ditch the Dumpster (DTD) is an annual landfill diversion initiative and […]
Read More“We last did this in 2019,” said Sydney Rybicki ’18, the master of ceremonies for Thursday morning’s Senior Awards Brunch in a packed Green Mountain Dining Room. The powerful emotions […]
Read MorePeggy Imai, director of Saint Michael’s College’s Study Abroad Office, recently shared with faculty and staff about students heading out for the coming summer and fall semesters of 2022 for […]
Read MoreThe Saint Michael’s women’s rugby club team became champions of the Rugby Northeast Division II “sevens” tournament on April 9 at Stonehill College, beating Colby College for the title after […]
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