Engineering students thrive in 3+2 program

Today’s higher education landscape sees more and more students looking to minimize their time spent in college. For many, knocking off a semester or even a full year can be […]

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Cray: At 175, ‘no turning back’ for S.S.E. ‘little flock’

If the next 175 years for the Society of Saint Edmund, founding religious order of Saint Michael’s College, are as challenging, persevering, fruitful and ultimately hopeful as the first 175, […]

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Student showman suddenly a magic big shot

If he plays his cards right, Jeremy Mikaelson could become the next big name in magic – at least, that’s how he sees it in his always vivid imagination, which […]

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SMC again in Princeton’s ‘Best 384’

Saint Michael’s College is one of the nation’s best institutions for undergraduate education, according to The Princeton Review. The education services company features Saint Michael’s again in the new 2019 edition […]

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Shrine Mass to wrap up Edmundite 175th

The members of the Society of Saint Edmund, founding religious order of Saint Michael’s College, will conclude their 175th Anniversary year of celebration with a Mass at Saint Anne’s Shrine, […]

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Wildlife researchers advance efforts

Faculty and students from five Vermont colleges met at Saint Michael’s on Wednesday, July 25 to share their research on wildlife disease and related subjects. While the diseases in question […]

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New project merges music, psychology

Conor Macias ’19 describes the moment “the lightbulb went on” for him regarding an interesting and substantial summer research project idea to merge his majors in music and psychology. “I […]

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Final summer research luncheon about transitions

“Transitions” felt like a theme during the final summer luncheon for student undergraduate researchers at Saint Michael’s College on Tuesday, July 24 in the Dion Family Student Center Roy Room, […]

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Summer Excel class certifies

Six students studying business and accounting in the Saint Michael’s College Accelerated Summer College (ASC) traveled with their Professor Karen Popovich to Lyndon State College in Lyndon on Tuesday, June […]

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Sterritt meets with Fire & Rescue

Saint Michael’s College’s new President Lorraine Sterritt has spent much of her initial time on the job touring campus, meeting students, staff, and faculty, and truly getting to know her […]

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Cray elected to lead Society of St. Edmund

The Very Rev. David Cray, S.S.E., a Boston native and 1968 Saint Michael’s College graduate who has ministered in Canada, Europe and the American South until coming to Vermont in […]

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SMC networking tool catching on

Saint Michael’s College’s new online networking and mentoring tool, called “SMC Connect,” on Thursday, July 12 surpassed the 1,000th new user since launching the week of Commencement, according to Angela […]

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In Tanzania, student encounters life, soccer and self

Against all probability, Lance Reynolds, a serious baseball fan, aspiring sportswriter and Saint Michael’s College cross-country runner, found himself in Tanzania this past spring semester, exploring the personal-development possibilities of […]

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ASC students present work at symposium

On Thursday, June 28, members of the Saint Michael’s community gathered in the Farrell Room to see presentations from students who participated the Accelerated Summer College (ASC). The symposium offered […]

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At 175, Edmundites affirm that small is beautiful

It was the perfect occasion to ponder notably small yet mysteriously powerful agencies of God’s creation and work on earth: mustard seeds, Israel … Edmundites. At the Edmundite-administered Holy Family […]

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Rob Robinson named VP of finance

Rob Robinson, Saint Michael’s College’s chief financial officer with more than a decade of experience in the Finance Office, has been promoted to vice president of finance. He’s a 1991 […]

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Dean’s List announcement

Congratulations to students named to Saint Michael’s College Dean’s List for Spring 2018. Qualifications for Dean’s List A student who has completed a minimum of twelve credits of classes with grades, […]

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New changes in Academic Affairs leadership

Saint Michael’s College President Jack Neuhauser issued the following announcement on Thursday, June 28: “Dr. Karen Talentino will complete her term as Academic Vice-President at the end of June, 2018 […]

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SOAR visitors enjoy a head-start on college

SOAR, a four-day pre-orientation program for incoming Saint Michael’s College first-year students, welcomed 32 participants who were seeking a head-start on the college experience from Wednesday through Sunday, June 20-24. […]

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Campus reading of fiery Douglass speech July 5

Join the Saint Michael’s College community on Thursday, July 5 at noon in the Durick Library Special Collections Room in a communal reading of the fiery July 5, 1852 speech […]

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Timmel ’19 among top U.S. undergrad researchers

An adventurous willingness to explore outside the box propelled Emma Timmel ’19 on the improbable path from her Florida hometown and Catholic high school to Saint Michael’s College, where now […]

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College sends retirees off in style at Dion event

View a photo gallery of retirement gala>> A whole lot of Saint Michael’s history and service congregated in the Dion Family Student Center Roy Room late-afternoon Friday, June 15 – […]

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Growth evident at summer research garden party

Hearing close to 40 students from across the arts and sciences articulately describe their newly begun research projects during Friday’s First Summer Research Lunch in the Teaching Gardens meant even […]

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Faculty and Staff Career News

o read complete versions of these abbreviated news items where you see a live link, click to reach the faculty member’s personal page. Then visit that page’s “Recent News” tab, […]

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Founders Hall will be coming down, likely in 2019

Founders Hall, the most iconic Saint Michael’s building with sections dating to the College’s very beginnings, regrettably has outlived its useful life and will be taken down before the end […]

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Building named for founder Fr. Aubin at long last

Fr. Theophile Aubin — the French-born Edmundite priest most directly responsible at the dawn of the 20th Century for Saint Michael’s College coming into being at its present Winooski Park site […]

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Loung Ung talks justice, activism

The author and Cambodian genocide survivor Loung Ung specifically credits her time as a political science major at Saint Michael’s College for kick-starting her role as an activist. Among the […]

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Reunion: memories, fun and paying it forward

See photo gallery from Reunion >> Campus-building-named-for-Aubin-at-last>> Nearly a thousand Saint Michael’s College alumni and other guests returned to campus for Reunion 2018, which featured a wide assortment of events […]

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The world’s a classroom for SMC students

Several Saint Michael’s students embarked right after Commencement with faculty leaders on deeply meaningful academic and personal adventures through study abroad, while many more anticipate longer overseas study experiences during […]

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St. Mike’s volunteers rain goodwill

View photo gallery of Community Service Day activities>> Rain failed to dampen the spirit of Saint Michael’s College community members who went out this past Tuesday, May 15, to various […]

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Diversity is our strength, Landrieu tells graduates

Watch video of Commencement>> View photo gallery of Commencement>> In his Commencement remarks to Saint Michael’s College 2018 graduates on Sunday, May 13, Mitch Landrieu, the recent mayor of New […]

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Eileen O’Rourke new HR VP

Saint Michael’s College has hired an alumna as its Vice President of Human Resources. Eileen O’Rourke will start in August, Saint Michael’s President Jack Neuhauser announced this week. The president […]

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Senior awards brunch 2018

As is tradition at Saint Michael’s College, the Thursday before Commencement weekend (May 10 this year) was celebrated with the Senior Awards Brunch. The event, which recognizes exceptional members of […]

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Former ambassador to Syria visits Saint Michael’s

On Monday, May 1 at Saint Michael’s College, former U.S. ambassador to Syria Robert Ford came to campus to give a lecture on what the United States is currently doing […]

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Class leads to girl-mentoring program

An academic exercise in a Saint Michael’s management class became a popular and effective mentoring program for girls at Mater Christi School in Burlington this semester after a group of […]

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2018 Symposium is vibrant & impressive

View a photo gallery from Academic Symposium>> Saint Michael’s College students from every discipline stood and delivered impressive research as part of oral presentations during the Friday and Saturday portions […]

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National Honor Society Inductions 2018

In April, Saint Michael’s College takes the time to recognize its students for their outstanding achievements in the classroom. Last week, the college hosted a number of National Honors Society […]

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Saint Michael’s shines on new ratings-website lists

“College Consensus” — a new college ratings website that aggregates publisher rankings and student reviews — recently published their ranking of the “Best National Liberal Arts Colleges 2018,” placing Saint […]

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Business honors group hears professor

A successful graduate and a popular retiring veteran instructor shared wisdom as the Saint Michael’s Department of Business Administration and Accounting held its 15th Induction Ceremony of the Saint Michael’s […]

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Tortolano to give organ concert

The acoustically reverberant Saint Michael’s College Chapel will feature the two-manual, 16-stop Casavant pipe organ in concert on Tuesday, May 22, 2018 at 7:30 p.m., when Dr. William Tortolano, professor […]

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Students learn business dinner etiquette

Always let the interviewer sit down at the table first– and make sure you order something that’s easy to eat with a fork and knife. Those were some takeaways for […]

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Jobs picture strong for accounting grads

A recent networking event for Saint Michael’s College accounting students with successful alumni accountants, considered alongside a recent Business Department profile about the career prospects of St. Mike’s accounting graduates, […]

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Fulbrighters heading to Malaysia, Spain, Brazil

Three Saint Michael’s College students and a recent graduate learned this week that they have been awarded Fulbright English Teaching Assistant Scholarships, making this “the most successful student Fulbright Scholarship […]

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Guenther makes case against solitary confinement

How often do the non-incarcerated think about what goes on behind prison walls? Students and faculty members were called to do just that at the annual Sutherland Lecture on Wednesday […]

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Five awarded funds for Hong Kong studies

Five Saint Michael’s College students learned in December that they have been awarded scholarships from the Freeman Foundation to participate in two-month professional internships in their specific fields of study […]

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Mayor Landrieu to speak at Commencement

The 2018 Commencement speaker at Saint Michael’s College on May 13 at 10 a.m. in the Ross Sports Center will be New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu, whose leadership in the removal […]

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Student Employee Appreciation Week at St. Mike’s

During the week of April 9 through April 13, Saint Michael’s College will join hundreds of other colleges and universities in the U.S. in celebrating Student Employee Appreciation week! Our […]

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One more launch for Will Marquess

“I’ve been involved with the Onion River from my first year at the college, 1984-85,” says Will Marquess of the Saint Michael’s English faculty, who helped preside Wednesday evening, April 5 in […]

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Author explains how economics shapes politics

Economics drives our nation’s politics in powerful, specific ways, a prominent Dartmouth economist-author asserted with examples during a lecture in the Dion Family Student Center Tuesday. Charles Wheelan, PhD, Senior […]

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NMR-equipment boosts science research here

The dedication on March 23 of a Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) Spectrometer in Cheray 213 was cause for celebration among Saint Michael’s College science faculty, administrators, and the family of […]

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