A new Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) program at Saint Michael’s College, more practice-based than the traditional Master of Education (MEd), answers growing demands from potential undergraduates, recent college […]
Read MorePeggy Imai, Saint Michael’s director of study abroad, recent shared with faculty about “your students and their upcoming plans to explore the world,” writing in a campus-wide email: “We have […]
Read MoreDeana DiBenedetto ’21, a Saint Michael’s College sophomore political science major with a Crime and Justice minor from Hannacroix, NY, is the Fall Semester 2019 recipient of the Brian Lacey […]
Read MoreStudents from all different disciplines presented their own research projects in the St. Mike’s Academic Symposium, from Wednesday, April 24 through Saturday, April 27. Students majoring in Media Studies, Journalism […]
Read MoreFive Engineering seniors completing the Saint Michael’s College-University of Vermont 3+2 Program on Friday, April 26, presented their Senior Capstone Projects at the College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences Engineering […]
Read More“It may not feel the same to visit Paris without Notre-Dame the way it was,” said Edmundite Fr. Marcel Rainville ’67, who has led numerous heritage tours to France exploring […]
Read MoreA team composed of Saint Michael’s College students, accompanied by Professors Robert Letovsky and Karen Popovich of the Department of Business Administration & Accounting, on March 1, 2019, competed in the […]
Read MoreVermont’s Republican Gov. Phil Scott told a well-attended “town hall meeting” on the Saint Michael’s College campus the afternoon of Monday, April 8, that “we can make Vermont more prosperous […]
Read MoreStanding and reading in the comfy-crowded living-room area of Hoehl Welcome Center at Monday evening’s launch party for the 2019 Onion River Review, Emeritus English Instructor Will Marquess, the Saint Michael’s […]
Read MoreDavid Radcliffe, director of the New Community Project, led a discussion at Saint Michael’s College Wednesday evening, April 3, in the Roy Event Center of the Dion Family Student Center […]
Read MoreWhile Saint Michael’s College’s student radio station WWPV has an FCC-prescribed broadcast signal that is relatively low-power, this year’s senior station manager Paul Stumpf is anything but. The upbeat and […]
Read MoreThe Common Text selection for incoming first-year Saint Michael’s College students in 2019-2020 will be The Line Becomes a River: Dispatches from the Border by Francisco Cantu. The author grew up in […]
Read MoreThe Edmundite Center for Peace and Justice sponsored a YOU COUNT event discussion panel about “Nicholas Black Elk, Lakota Spirituality, and Catholicism on the Pine Ridge Reservation” on Thursday, March […]
Read MoreA “Migrant Justice Benefit & Birthday Party to honor Dolores Huerta: An Awareness & Fundraising Fiesta,” sponsored by the Saint Michael’s College Spanish Club and Department of Classical and Modern […]
Read MoreA 7:30 p.m. organ concert by William Tortolano on May 2 in the Saint Michael’s College Chapel is essentially a celebration of two enduring College legacies: the Chapel’s 51-year old […]
Read MoreA 1963 meeting between Robert Kennedy and the eminent African-American writer James Baldwin brought leading black-activist voices of that era to the White House “to explain the rage that threatened […]
Read MoreThis year’s 2019 Rabbi Max B. Wall Lecture at Saint Michael’s College on Thursday, March 14, was by Dov Waxman, Stotsky Professor of Jewish Historical and Cultural Studies at Northeastern […]
Read MorePeace Corps announced today that Saint Michael’s College ranked No.15 among small-size schools on the agency’s list of top volunteer-producing colleges and universities in 2019. Ten Saint Michael’s alumni currently […]
Read MoreLight. Stoke. Filter. Stoke. Chop. Stack. Stoke. Draw off. Filter. Finish. Filter. Ahh, sweet success! This week the pilot year of the campus-wide maple project really hit its stride. Temperatures […]
Read MoreThe objects that are his focus might be small, but artist Brian Collier’s contribution to a current Fleming Museum exhibit at the University of Vermont is a big moment for […]
Read MoreFebruary 22 was cold but sunny as about 50 people gathered in the Dion Family Student Center Roy Room to hear students from four Vermont colleges and universities pitch business […]
Read MoreThe Edmundite Center for Peace and Justice is sponsoring a panel discussion, “Nicholas Black Elk, Lakota Spirituality, and Catholicism on the Pine Ridge Reservation” on March 28, 2019, at 4:30 […]
Read MoreKaren Korematsu, founder and executive director of the Fred T. Korematsu Institute and daughter of the late Fred Korematsu, will be the Commencement speaker at Saint Michael’s College on May […]
Read MoreFor the second year straight, a Saint Michael’s College team of business/accounting students in February won the Vermont Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Institute Research Challenge — a state qualifier for […]
Read MoreThe Edmundite Center for Faith and Culture is sponsoring a lecture by Professor Jeffrey Koperski titled “”Science, Philosophy and Theology: Who Owes What to Whom,” on Thursday, March 14, 2019, […]
Read MorePoet George Kalogeris will present a reading of his work on Tuesday, March 12 at 7:30 p.m. in the Farrell Room. Kalogeris teaches English literature and classics in translation at […]
Read MoreBy 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 […]
Read MoreColumbia 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 […]
Read MoreDuring 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 […]
Read MoreSaint 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 […]
Read MoreAbout 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 […]
Read MoreThree 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 […]
Read More“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 […]
Read MoreThis 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 […]
Read MoreA 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 […]
Read MoreJo 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 […]
Read MoreSaint 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 […]
Read MoreThe 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 […]
Read MoreProfessor 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 […]
Read MoreA 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 […]
Read MoreProfessor 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 […]
Read MoreScotti 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 […]
Read MoreCongratulations to students named to Saint Michael’s College Dean’s List for Fall 2018. Qualifications for Dean’s List A student who has completed a minimum of twelve credits of classes with […]
Read MoreRead essays by faculty and staff on collective liberation theme>> Each year In January, Saint Michael’s College dedicates a week of events to the memory of Martin Luther King, known […]
Read MoreAt a time when the most commonly heard news about Catholic institutions can feel distressingly or relentlessly negative or sad, about 50 Saint Michael’s College students and staff members recently […]
Read MoreJudge Nicholas Cioffi ‘61 said Saint Michael’s College has changed profoundly since he was a student from 1958 to 1961, and so has America’s judiciary and bar, for better and […]
Read MoreAfrica is a continent of wonders that everyone should visit because it is where civilization and humanity began, say Laurence Clerfeuille and Moise St. Louis, the Saint Michael’s faculty-staff organizers […]
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Read MoreChinese graduate students will complete one year of study in China before transferring to the MATESOL Program at Saint Michael’s College, where they will complete their degree. They will earn […]
Read MoreAnalyzing “big data” is a growing field with great unfulfilled demand in industry and government. Many fields increasingly utilize statistical methods and large, complex data sets in routine practice. The […]
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