A Message from President Elaine C. Collins Dear NVU Students, Faculty, and Staff, Today we learned that a live-in employee on our Lyndon campus has tested positive for COVID-19. We have […]

A Message from President Elaine C. Collins Dear NVU Students, Tomorrow your two-day break begins. I hope this will leave you refreshed and ready to complete the semester. Over the break, I […]

Northern Vermont University’s Performance, Arts, and Technology program, based on NVU’s Johnson campus, will present The Monument, an original immersive production performed live online. The 50-minute performance will run Thursday, October 29 at 7 p.m. and Friday, October 30 at 8 p.m. Tickets are $10, purchased through CatamountArts.org. The Zoom App is required for the show.

January 12, 2021 Message from Dr. Nolan Atkins, Provost: NVU Community: As we approach the spring semester, please note that the new start date will be February 1. Commencements will remain […]

A Message from President Elaine C. Collins NVU Community, I write this morning to let you know that late yesterday afternoon, we received our first positive COVID-19 test result. The […]

A Message from President Elaine C. Collins Last Thursday night, the executive team met with the NVU student leadership from both campuses to assess how the fall semester experience is […]

Justin Lander, a part-time faculty member in the Visual Art program at NVU's Lyndon campus teaching puppetry this semester, is also one-half of Hardwick-based Modern Times Theater.

Phillip Robertson, director of the Julian Scott Gallery and part-time faculty in the Studio Arts program at NVU-Johnson, is curating the T.W. Wood Gallery's 125th Anniversary Celebration Exhibitions.

Atmospheric Sciences Professor Jay Shafer is leading the effort to predict ice storm power outages in Vermont.

NVU Alumni and Students Invited to Celebrate “Homecoming@Home”