Winter MOVE service trips enrich lives

A winter-break trip to New Orleans with seven Saint Michael’s students wasn’t the first MOVE service experience through the College for Kathy Butts ’89 of the Counseling Center staff, who […]

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Lee, others engage with MLK themes

In two provocative, faith-anchored campus talks to start a week of important conversations on race for the Saint Michael’s College community, the young southern preacher Robert Lee IV laid out […]

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College among 200 giving ‘best bang for the buck’

Saint Michael’s College is among 200 colleges and universities – just 7 percent of the nation’s four-year colleges – to be included in the new 2018 edition of The Princeton […]

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Students co-author DNA research paper

Two Saint Michael’s students and a recent graduate are co-authors on a paper that recently was accepted to the peer-reviewed Journal of Mathematical Chemistry. “The students did very strong work here,” said […]

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Study abroad students acclimating

More than 70 Saint Michael’s College students will be studying in 23 different countries during this Spring 2018 semester. “Whether they are learning about wildlife conservation in Tanzania, human rights […]

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Congratulations to December 2017 graduates

Congratulations to our December 2017 graduates, who marked the occasion with President John J. Neuhauser and Vice President for Academic Affairs Karen Talentino on Dec. 10, 2017 during a small […]

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Forum to look at the Reformation

Five hundred years ago, the face of the Christian world changed forever. Do you ever wonder what inspired the Reformers, and what Martin Luther’s “Ninety-five Theses” were; what did Luther […]

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Tortolano to present concert at St. Albans church

The Village Green in St. Albans is graced with several churches that all have important pipe organs. Dr. William Tortolano, former organist and music director at one of them, Immaculate Conception […]

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Dean’s List Announcement

Congratulations to students named to Saint Michael’s College Dean’s List for Fall 2017.  Qualifications for Dean’s List A student who has completed a minimum of twelve credits of classes with grades, […]

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Presidential Scholars cream of Vermont crop

Presidential Scholarships would pay full tuition for four of Vermont’s best and brightest high school seniors accepted in mid-December as early-admission applicants to Saint Michael’s College. Though they have not […]

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Saint Michael’s again a Kiplinger’s Best Value

Saint Michael’s College has been named to Kiplinger’s Personal Finance’s list of the Top Best College Values of 2018. Schools making the list “embody exceptional academic quality and affordability,” according […]

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Data Science steps out to a liberal arts tune

The most employable data analysts and statisticians in 21st century jobs will need more than just the technical and math training that equips them to meet squarely a tsunami of high-tech […]

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Rev. Robert Lee IV headlines St. Mike’s MLK Week

Activist-author-preacher Rev. Robert Lee IV, a direct descendent of the Civil War general whose statue was at the center of racially charged violence in Charlottesville, VA, last year, will be […]

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CPA Alicia Norris joins Saint Michael’s business faculty

Alicia Norris will be teaching in the Saint Michael’s College Department of Business Administration beginning for Spring Semester 2018. Her courses will be two sections of Managerial Accounting and one […]

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Steil speaks to community about eating disorders

Rachel Steil, former NAIA All-American cross country star and author of the book Running In Silence: My Drive for Perfection and the Eating Disorder That Fed It, spoke to a captivated […]

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World affairs group recognizes President Neuhauser

Saint Michael’s College’s global outlook and support of international programs was on display in the Pomerleau Alumni Center Tuesday night, Dec. 5. President Jack Neuhauser received special recognition and said […]

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‘Pappy’ Sutton rides again, hears from general for 90th

Even at age 90, Don Sutton knows how to make an entrance. The respected founder of Saint Michael’s Fire and Rescue and former Dean of Students, fondly known to his […]

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Faculty and Staff Career News

To 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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Saint Michael’s offers new pop-up courses

Last fall, Saint Michael’s College administrators decided it was time to update the school’s curriculum in order to address issues that “pop-up” in our world today and create a space […]

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Lacey funds to support study-semesters in Senegal, Bolivia

Supported by funds from the Brian Lacey ’72 International Fellowship in Social Justice, one Saint Michael’s College student will spend a semester living, learning and serving in Senegal and another […]

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Saint Michael’s earns prestigious sustainability rating

Over the past decade, Saint Michael’s College’s environment-oriented efforts toward increased sustainability have expanded greatly, and now a prestigious national rating system has recognized those achievements. Saint Michael’s has earned […]

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ShredMC kicks off winter season with 17th Annual Jibfest

A stoked St. Mike’s community gathered in the 300s field on Friday, November 17, for the 17th Annual ShredMC Jibfest sponsored by Burton Snowboards and Jay Peak. The skiing and […]

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Events mark Veterans Day with substance and style

The Military Community Services family on the Saint Michael’s College campus made the most of Veterans Day this past Saturday (and in days leading up to it) with a special […]

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New Model UN Club making name beyond campus

A recently vibrant and growing Model United Nations Club at Saint Michael’s College played the role of Slovenia and held its own against competitors from top colleges during a nationally […]

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Speaker: Catholic higher education is amid sea-changes

“Knowledge is no longer a product you identify as naturally with a university as it used to be,” said a Villanova historical theologian during a campus talk Tuesday that weighed […]

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Top student business-passion pitch: horses for therapy

Psychology major Anna Willenbaker ’18’s idea for a therapeutic horse-riding business won the third annual Pitch Your Passion competition for business-minded students at Saint Michael’s College on Sunday, November 5, […]

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Saint Michael’s celebrates 14th International Festival

This weekend marked another year of amazing performances, people, and food at the 14th Annual International Festival. More than 500 people were in attendance to watch a variety of performances, […]

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Fly-tying sessions for veterans set for Saturdays

Fly-fishing with other veterans “creates another community of veterans, along with volunteers who are non-veterans, and helps with recovery from a lot of issues veterans might be facing,” says Chris […]

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Panel highlights conservative view on campus

The SMC Conservative Club is a new club on campus that was formed in order to voice the opinions of conservative students at Saint Michael’s College. About twenty St. Mike’s […]

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Emeritus College about staying plugged in, sharing wisdom

With support from the vice president for academic affairs, a recently retired Saint Michael’s Shakespeare scholar is giving shape and substance to a new “Emeritus College.” Nick Clary’s hope is […]

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Fellows map way through hard conversations at St. Mike’s

To come through the rough patches demands strong guides with useful tools. Four Saint Michael’s women with track records as powerful and articulate student leaders showed they will be such […]

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U.N. speech taps student’s rich work-study education

Victoria Los’s mid-September speech in the United Nations Chapel about applying religious principles to local-level and global refugee-assistance efforts revealed the heart of a Saint Michael’s education. Here was evidence […]

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Speaker urges a revisiting of America’s origin story

Dr. Khalil Gibran Muhammad, who teaches History, Race and Public Policy at Harvard’s Kennedy School, stimulated earnest debate among a diverse audience on the Saint Michael’s College campus last Thursday […]

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Jonathan Silverman named Vermont Art Educator of Year

Jonathan Silverman, a longtime professor and present chair of the Saint Michael’s College Education Department, has been named the 2018 Vermont Art Educator of the Year – an honor more […]

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Main Stage show ‘Mill Girls’ a labor of love and learning

Due to the popularity of this event, please arrive at least 30 minutes early if you wish attend. We hope to accommodate as many people as possible, but seating is limited, […]

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Activist expats raise voices on China rights crackdown

The prominent exiled human rights lawyer Teng Biao and Saint Michael’s history Professor Rowena He told a packed hall at the College Wednesday that China currently is experiencing the worst […]

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Top China rights lawyer and exile Teng speaks here Sept. 27

Saint Michael’s College will host China’s leading human rights lawyer in exile, Teng Biao, for a presentation titled “No Country for Justice” at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, September 27, 2017 […]

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College hosts training to help clergy help veterans better

In keeping with its longstanding commitment to military veterans, Saint Michael’s College hosted the first of three statewide Vermont trainings for community clergy who want to support rural veterans. The […]

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Vermont college presidents issue statement on DACA

The presidents of 17 colleges in Vermont who are part of the Association of Vermont Independent Colleges (AVIC), including Saint MIchael’s President John Neuhauser, have released a statement on the […]

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Welch is tops nationally for Active Minds advising

Catherine Welch of the Saint Michael’s College Student Life Office has been named Advisor of the Year for Active Minds, a national nonprofit group that urges students to speak openly […]

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Princeton Review: Saint Michael’s a top ‘Green College’

Saint Michael’s College is ranked as the 11th most environmentally responsible college among the 375 “greenest” campuses in the U.S. and beyond, according to The Princeton Review. The education services company […]

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Lutheran-Catholic Dialogue Symposium is September 26

The Edmundite Center for Faith and Culture at Saint Michael’s College will host a Lutheran-Catholic Dialogue Symposium at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, September 26 in the Roy Room of the […]

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Convocation themes: Integrity, arts, weathering storms

Voices heard at the annual Academic Convocation at Saint Michael’s College this year invoked strengths of tradition and culture that equip the institution to thrive robustly on the other side […]

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Ordination of Michael Carter a day of community joy

The unreserved smile illuminating Michael Carter’s face as he entered the Chapel of Saint Michael the Archangel Saturday morning in formal procession down the center aisle for his ordination as […]

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Emergency management vision taking firmer shape

Saint Michael’s College was accepted and has agreed to be a Red Cross Certified Shelter — the last of several emergency management agreements the College has been working on in […]

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Award of funds to boost positive dialogue on difference

Saint Michael’s College is one of 40 institutions across the nation to receive funding from Campus Compact to bridge divides on campuses and in communities. Campus Compact, a Boston-based nonprofit […]

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Saint Michael’s again on U.S. News ‘Best Colleges’ list

Saint Michael’s College is once again among the top National Liberal Arts Colleges in the United States, according to U.S. News & World Report in its 2018 Best Colleges listings. This year, […]

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Former Neo-Nazi talks of combating hate

This past week at Saint Michael’s College, the Martin Luther King Jr. Society brought in speaker Arno Michaelis, author of My Life after Hate.  Michaelis was once involved with a white power […]

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A priest among us: Michael Carter’s ordination is Saturday

Edmundite Deacon Michael R. Carter, a native of Burlington and a 2012 Saint Michael’s College graduate, will be ordained to the priesthood on Saturday, Sept. 16, at the Chapel of […]

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Saint Michael’s to host Diocesan eco-justice conference

Saint Michael’s College is co-sponsor and host site for an upcoming conference on ecological justice being planned by the Diocese of Burlington for Saturday, September 30, 2017, in order to […]

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