This commentary is by Mary Dingee Fillmore of Burlington. She is author of the award-winning “An Address in Amsterdam,” an historical novel about a young Jewish woman who joins the anti-Nazi ...

Vermont Business Magazine The Board of Trustees of Putney-based Landmark College—the world’s first college built to ...

Massachusetts faced some of the heaviest losses nationally, with cuts affecting more than $100 million in NIH grants.

Vermont’s leaders in education have expressed strong support for Attorney General Charity Clark’s decision to sue the Trump administration over unlawful conditions for funding K-12 schools.

The Board of Trustees of Landmark College has named the school’s fifth president. Dr. James Dlugos is currently the interim president; he will take the position permanently starting May 1, ...

Dlugos, founder and principal of his own consulting firm, has been serving as Landmark's interim president since July. He ...

"Recent federal cuts to food access programs and local food purchasing from farms for schools and food shelves have created a ...

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The University’s Blue Light System stations around campus were removed in late March, marking the final shift to the CATSafe ...