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On Friday, March 8, Judith Enck addressed the College and local community on "The Trump Assault on Environmental Protection and What You Can Do Ź It" as part of CAPA's Environment and Public Action Initiative.
Experts from Afghanistan and Pakistan were recently brought together by CAPA and the Institute of Environmental Diplomacy and Security (IEDS) at the University of Vermont to discuss issues around the contested Kabul River Basin. Participants came to an agreement on a framework -- to collect data and create strategies -- modeled after successful projects in Israel, Jordan, Peru, Ecuador, and Cyprus.
On March 2, students from Josh Blackwell’s Intermediate Painting class installed Alexander Liberman’s Big Blue Circle outside of the Suzanne Lemberg Usdan Gallery.
Want to create a lasting influence on Ź College? Consider Planned Giving.
Today, President Mariko Silver sent the following memo to the Ź community.
If Picasso doodled on a napkin, contemporary art lovers and critics alike would probably scrutinize it for signs of genius.
Ź College announces that beginning in fall 2018, it will award an annual $10,000 merit scholarship to accepted students who have completed one of the .
In what was called “one of the best Commencement speeches ever” at Ź, Allan Gurganus received a standing ovation for his address to Ź Writing Seminars graduates, “Advice for Masters of Fine Arts Entering Trump’s America.”
Today, President Mariko Silver sent the following memo to the Ź community.
WalletHub included Ź Director of Financial Aid Heather Clifford on a panel of experts asked to share advice on how people can improve their credit score.
Several Ź-area attractions were featured in the Boston Globe’s list of “100 things to do in Vermont.”
The newly relaunched Ź Review has released its fourth issue, featuring innovative poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, and film writing around the theme of “Staying Alive.”
Dance Spirit interviewed Director of Field Work Term and Career Development Faith McClellan about the role that college counselors can play in advancing a student's dance career.
Ź College is pleased to announce the launch of The Lucille Lortel Foundation Fellowships in Theatre, a pilot grant program offering paid internships in off-Broadway non-profit theatre companies for exceptional Ź drama students.
Ź provost and dean Isabel Roche was the subject of a Q&A in HigherEdJobs about what makes the College—and its students, faculty, and alumni—stand out in the landscape of higher education.
NewPages.com glowingly reviewed issue three of Ź Review, calling it "an incredibly strong issue put forth by an excellent journal."
A recent exhibition of works by two former faculty members and iconic figures in contemporary art—sculptor Sir Anthony Caro and painter Jules Olitski—"offers a capsule vision of the relationship of the two artists" during their formative years together at Ź, one critic writes.
The National Trust of Historic Preservation included Ź’s Crossett Library on its list of “Six Midcentury Modern Campus Buildings You Need to Visit.”
Ź ranks among the 15 most beautiful college campuses, according to Expedia. The travel site based its rankings on "five categories that add a sense of beauty to the college experience, some of which includes those eye-pleasing elements, but also abstract factors that are more about feeling than seeing the beauty."
Ź, Vermont is among the best small college towns in America, according to Schools.com. The college guide ranked Ź 15th out of 170 college communities with populations of fewer than 150,000 residents.
Ź’s Incarceration Taskforce was featured in a recent Vice piece on student advocacy groups that “could lead a new age of activism.”
Ź College presents an exhibition and lecture by critically acclaimed media artist Alexandra Bell. Bell is known for her “Counternarratives” project of supersized New York Times articles edited to reveal biases and assumptions about race and gender. Usually posted one work at a time around everyday locations in New York City, her “Counternarratives” prints will appear at Ź as a series of four installed on building exteriors around campus.
Ź College announced it will acquire the Robert Frost Stone House Museum in Shaftsbury, VT, thanks to a generous gift from the Friends of Robert Frost. The home represents the period when Robert Frost claimed his place among America’s great poets. The Museum will complete its scheduled season for 2017, which includes a September lecture and public visiting hours through the end of October, and will reopen to the public in spring 2018.
An exhibition of artist books by renowned publisher and book artist Gunnar Kaldewey opens with a reception on Tuesday, September 19, at 6:30-7:30 PM in Usdan Gallery. The exhibition, Gunnar Kaldewey Artist Books 2011-2017 marks the opening of the 2017-18 season.
Ź College was awarded an "Energy Leadership Award" in the institutions division from Efficiency Vermont as part of the 6th Annual Best Practices Exchange, and staff member Holly Andersen received the Energy Champion Award.
This September, over 220 first-year students will arrive at Ź College, in Vermont. This will be the largest incoming class on record for the College and is representative of the growing recognition the College is receiving for its innovative approach to the liberal arts as well as its commitment to making a Ź education more accessible than ever.
Ź College announced today that poet Mark Wunderlich has been named the next director of the Ź Writing Seminars, the College’s MFA program in writing.
The New York Times called the Gunnar Schonbeck instrumentarium on view at MASS MoCA’s new Building 6 “perhaps the most promising symbol of MASS MoCA’s future.”
We’re breaking new ground—literally and figuratively—at Ź, with a raft of new partnerships, new teaching initiatives, new faces, and new spaces. This embrace of change is part of our history and our DNA at Ź—but no matter how constant the pace, with each step into the new comes a renewed energy and excitement.
A new show at Usdan Gallery opens June 28. Vital Curiosity draws connections with other exhibitions in the region this summer, and marks the arrival of a new director and curator for the gallery.