UVM Magazine
University of Vermont Magazine is published twice a year, in the spring and fall, and promotes the achievements, aspiration, heritage, and spirit of UVM community members – students, faculty, staff, and nearly 130,000 alumni across the globe.
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How Smart is AI?

Is artificial intelligence humanity’s next great leap forward or something we should approach with caution? UVM experts explore the promise, risks, and very human questions shaping our AI future.

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How Smart is AI?

Is artificial intelligence humanity’s next great leap forward or something we should approach with caution? UVM experts explore the promise, risks, and very human questions shaping our AI future.

Read 'How Smart is AI?'

Additional Features

Inventing the English Department (and the Modern University)

What would the University of Vermont look like today—indeed, what would any American university look like—if, sometime around the year 1812, a...

Does the Future of Local News Start at UVM?

Richard Watts can often be found padding around the second floor of the Howe Memorial Library in his socks between meetings. But don’t be fooled by...

More Like Parasites Than Tumors: Vermont Scientists Discover Transmissible Cancer in Catfish

A team of Vermont researchers has discovered that mysterious black skin lesions afflicting catfish in Lake Memphremagog and other New England and...
UVM Magazine Features
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President's Perspective

The University’s leader shares insights and reflections on current events at UVM and important work covered in the most recent issue - connecting big ideas with UVM's forward-looking mission.

The President's Perspective

Spotlights

UVM People: Rose Beranbaum—A Life in Layers

Rose Levy Beranbaum turned a passion for precision into a legendary culinary career. Discover how curiosity, science, and lessons first sparked at UVM helped change the way generations of bakers approach the kitchen.

The Claw That Cracked the Case

What does UVM’s taxidermied polar bear have to do with an undercover federal sting, an illegal hunt and a missing claw? Turns out, quite a lot. Uncover the wild true story behind one of UVM’s most intriguing specimens.

Twenty Feet of Peat

After nearly three decades of volunteer work at UVM’s Pringle Herbarium, Hilda White received a rare honor: a newly discovered fern named for her, recognizing a lifetime spent preserving and connecting people to plants.
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Catamount Sports

Unleash the spirit of Catamount Nation! Discover stories of grit, teamwork, and triumph—where athletes, coaches, and fans come together to celebrate victories and inspire the next generation of champions. Go, Cats, Go!

Latest in Catamount Sports

The Green

Your AI Twin Could Save Your Life: UVM Awarded up to $38M to Build ‘Digital Twins’ for Treating Critically Ill Patients

UVM Launches $19 Million National Observatory to Unlock Secrets of Neurobiology

Remembering and Honoring Former President Lattie Coor

UVM Expands Tuition-Free Program for Vermonters

Grossman Earns Top 3% National CPA Exam Ranking

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Catamount Nation

The Power of Authenticity and Connection

“When it comes to your college experience, your personal growth and development are just as important as your educational growth and...

Cooking Up Community

Before being crowned Miss Black USA, Harmony Edosomwan ’20, as a UVM senior, founded Harmony’s Kitchen, a pop-up restaurant that grew to become...

The Daredevil Author

Before becoming an award-winning author, Samantha Hunt ’93 was a member of The Daredevil Club. As the youngest of six siblings, Hunt followed the...
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