Julia Wagner ’18 to present research on Capitol Hill in April

English major Julia Wagner ’18 of South Burlington, VT, learned this week that her research about a pioneering World-War II-era female shipyard welder with Saint Michael’s connections, Peggy Citarella, has […]

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Liturgical Ensemble & Singers well-received on Long Island

On their annual winter tour, 35 members of the Saint Michael’s College Liturgical Ensemble and Singers offered music for Catholic Mass at two Catholic high schools and two churches on […]

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Bishop Coyne ordains Brother Carter, another, to diaconate

During a well-attended special 11 a.m. Mass on February 11 in the Chapel of Saint Michael the Archangel on campus, Burlington Bishop Christopher Coyne presided at the ordination to the […]

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Busy St. Mike’s student veterans reeling off successes

A success beyond expectations this year for the busy Saint Michael’s College Student Veterans of America (SVA) chapter is the growing campus group of “Project Healing Waters,” a national enterprise […]

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College joins Coalition to promote access, affordability

Saint Michael’s College will be joining more than 100 colleges and universities as part of the Coalition for Access, Affordability, and Success. The Coalition is a diverse group of public […]

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Students, instructors loving new Scientific Imaging Facility

Class time was over and nobody was leaving at 4:30 p.m. one day last week in the new Scientific Imaging Facility on the third floor of St. Edmund’s Hall, where […]

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Jay Rosen addresses journalism’s changing landscape

Watch recording of Jay Rosen’s full presentation at Saint Michael’s College>> Jay Rosen, a prominent activist scholar and proponent of “public and civic journalism” in the service of more robust […]

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“Othering” hurts campus, nation, world, panelists say

Roily and confounding currents in American society and world geopolitics overwhelm us and make it hard to settle on specific actions that preserve hope and sanity, posited panelists in a […]

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Statement on recent Executive Orders

Dear Members of the College Community, This afternoon I returned from a meeting of the Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities.  Our meeting these past several days was centered around […]

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Let’s get real, but stay hopeful, MLK speakers suggest

Voices of Monday’s 25th Martin Luther King Jr. Society Convocation in the Saint Michael’s College chapel rejected words and attitudes about history and modern times that might feel good, but avoid […]

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Faculty keep up with ‘changing knowledge economy’

“Everyone here is leveraging technology to teach and deliver,” said Tom Van Dzura, a Saint Michael’s accounting instructor who joined a faculty development session in the Learning Resource Center of […]

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Eco-friendly electric trucks are practical and look cool

Two new electric trucks coming into service at Saint Michael’s College this week will turn a few heads as they quietly whir around campus collecting recycling or making deliveries. Russell […]

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MLK Week themes at St. Mike’s: Community, justice

“The Power of Community and the Ethics of Justice” will be the theme for Rev. Nyle Fort, keynote speaker during The 25th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Convocation on Monday, […]

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New St. Mike’s scientific imaging lab opens Jan. 16

An opening reception for a new Scientific Imaging Facility in Saint Edmunds 301 at Saint Michael’s College will be Monday afternoon, January 16 at 1:30 p.m. This suite features advanced […]

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List of December 2016 graduates

Congratulations to our December 2016 graduates, who marked the occasion with President John J. Neuhauser and Vice President for Academic Affairs Karen Talentino on Dec. 11, 2016 during a small ceremonial […]

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College well-represented in Scott administration

In recent weeks since his November election victory, Vermont Governor-elect Phil Scott — a Republican three-term lieutenant governor and former state senator who was to be sworn in to the […]

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Dean’s List Announcement

Congratulations to students named to Saint Michael’s College Dean’s List for Fall 2016.

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Traveling St. Mike’s scholars take to the road again soon

A wide and fast-changing world beyond the Saint Michael’s College campus awaits nearly 100 students who will study abroad for all of spring semester 2017. Additionally, academic study trips of […]

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Saint Michael’s a Kiplinger’s “Best Value” again for 2017

Saint Michael’s College has been named to Kiplinger’s Personal Finance’s list of the Top 300 Best College Values of 2017. Schools making the list “embody exceptional academic quality and affordability,” according to […]

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Faculty poet Delanty acts on beliefs at Dakotas protest

The lessons of poetry and liberal arts education really start to mean something when students “act on their knowledge,” says Greg Delanty of the Saint Michael’s English faculty, who for […]

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Sweet memories of Father Mike fill Alliot lobby

It just wasn’t the same without Father Mike — but at least no gingerbread roofs collapsed this year. The late Father Mike Cronogue, SSE, a beloved campus priest who died […]

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Tortolano, Schola bring seasonal sounds to great space

A concert of Gregorian chant, organ solos, and seasonal carols in the vibrant acoustical resonance of the Chapel of Saint Michael the Archangel, Saint Michael’s College, will take place on […]

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It’s Santa to the rescue, courtesy of Rescue & Fire

Santa Claus came to Saint Michael’s College Sunday evening with a bright and noisy Saint Michael’s Fire & Rescue entourage, delivering much-needed Christmas cheer and candy canes around a campus […]

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Community takes a stand against race-bias acts

Close to 150 Saint Michael’s College students, supported by many faculty and staff, made their voices heard Friday afternoon, Dec. 9, as they took a stand against recent reports of […]

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Tri Beta research grant for Ali ’17 a first for College

Saint Michael’s College biology major Muzna Ali ’17, recently was awarded a research grant from Beta Beta Beta, the Biology Honor Society. She received $767 for research materials related to […]

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Student eyes Mongolia studies with Lacey funds

Seth Clark ’18, a Saint Michael’s College junior political science major from Porter, Maine, is the spring semester recipient of the Brian Lacey International Fellowship in Social Justice Award. He’ll […]

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Holiday concerts bring enjoyment and learning

Few locations if any in the greater Burlington region are offering more Christmas music in so many varieties than on the Saint Michael’s College campus this year – as most […]

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Campus-community kids enjoy Christmas party

Children frolicked and chased each other through Green Mountain Dining Room, made holiday crafts, had their faces painted and got to meet with some holiday characters. Parents greeted their friends and […]

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Campus office, club partner in helping veterans

The Military Community Assistance Fund was created earlier this year by the joint efforts of the Saint Michael’s College Military Community Services Office, Student Veterans of America, and community partners […]

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Appreciating faiths: Lecture values Italy’s Jewish legacy

William Tortolano, emeritus humanities professor, chorale director and organist, began his Saint Michael’s faculty career in the early 1960s. It was just about the time when his friend, the wise […]

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Women’s Rugby Makes History

For the second year in a row Saint Michael’s women’s’ rugby made it to the Sweet 16 round of national playoffs in Kutztown, Pa. This year the club team succeeded […]

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Speaker engages campus on race and privilege

In introducing luncheon speaker Tim Wise, a prominent author-activist who spent Thursday challenging basic assumptions of society and higher education concerning race and privilege, Saint Michael’s student Nga Nguyen ’18 […]

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Mass, speaker, lunch evoke spirit of St. Edmund

In his homily for the Saint Edmund Feast Day Mass late Wednesday afternoon in the Chapel, Edmundite Fr. Richard Berube reflected on the strange-seeming “connections” wrought by history and mysterious […]

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Exotic robotics teach and challenge first-year students

The stair-climbing robot that wouldn’t climb stairs, and other “failures” from a First-Year Seminar called “Robotics, Technology and the Evolving Self,” engendered some of the greatest successes from an educator’s […]

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Career Symposium 2016

Friday afternoon over 150 current students and over 60 alumni gathered for the eighth annual career symposium hosted by The Office of Alumni and Family Relations and the Office of Career Development. Keynote […]

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Event pays honor to military history and presence

The First Annual Saint Michael’s College Military Community Gallery Reception took place the evening of Thursday, November 10 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Dion Family Student Center […]

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Bolduc sociology class does Election Day survey

As on Election Day in the last presidential election cycle in 2012, a team of students from Saint Michael’s College Professor Vince Bolduc’s course in Research Methods in Sociology interviewed […]

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‘Vermont Chill’ team wins ‘Pitch Your Passion’

A concept for “Vermont Chill Company,” whose products “represent the culture and character of Vermont” — think a flannel beverage “koozie” sporting a rustic wood-carved Vermont emblem — won first […]

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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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Dion event Nov. 10 celebrates military tradition

The First Annual Saint Michael’s College Military Community Gallery Reception will be Thursday, November 10 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Dion Family Student Center. The event, being […]

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Funeral an outpouring of love for ‘Father Mike’

Recording of Service for Father Michael Cronogue, SSE “His heart failed him, but his heart did not fail us.” With those words, Society of Saint Edmund Superior General Stephen Hornat […]

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Sudden loss of beloved Father Mike jars community

Read text of Brother Michael Carter’s words at the prayer service>> More than 600 people attended an emotional “Vigil for the Deceased Prayer Service” Thursday evening in the Chapel of […]

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College hosting VPA debates for statewide offices

The Vermont Press Association is sponsoring “Debate Sunday” to allow voters a chance to hear the candidates for governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general on Sunday Oct. 23, at Saint […]

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Campus-based Chant Schola giving Hinesburg concert

A concert of sacred music, performed by the Vermont Gregorian Chant Schola, will take place at Saint Jude Church, Hinesburg, VT, on Sunday, October 16, 2016 at 3 p.m. In […]

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Ceremony sets course, tone for academic year

During her Academic Convocation address September 30 in the McCarthy Arts Center, biology professor and last year’s Scholarship Award winner Donna Bozzone tapped the force of her personality and trademark […]

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The College Celebrates the Feast of Saint Michael

A Mass for the Feast of Saint Michael was celebrated on Thursday in the Chapel with Fr. John Unni, class of 1983 as guest celebrant and homilist. Fr. John spoke […]

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Mental Health Awareness at SMC

Students’ faces light up upon walking into Alliot Dining Hall to see a Vermont Therapy animal, coloring pages, candy and a wheel of stress reliving activities greeting them on their […]

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Political engagement on campus

This year is Professor David Mindich’s fifth time being on campus for a presidential election. As a professor in the Media Studies department he takes special interest providing outlets for students to […]

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Women’s Rugby plays UConn

Family, friends and alumni gathered ready for the 2015 Rugby Northeast Women’s Champions’ return to campus since their breakout 2015 season, where they ranked 7th in the nation. This week’s […]

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Bell’s ‘El Deafo’ is common text for Education students

For the fourth consecutive year the Saint Michael’s College Education Department has selected a Common Read book for Education students and the college community. These books provide opportunities for discussion, critical […]

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