Animators and others  will enjoy the Seventh Annual Vermont Animation Festival, hosted by Northern Vermont University in partnership with Catamount Arts. It will be held March 25-26 on the NVU-Lyndon campus.

Northern Vermont University and the League of Vermont Writers are pleased to announce the winners and runners-up in their first annual Vermont High School Writing Contest.

A Message from Interim President John W. Mills: Dear NVU Students, Faculty, and Staff, On this beautiful winter day, I am excited to write to you with news that I […]

Northern Vermont University and Vermont Technical College invite the Vermont community to campus for screenings of Kingdom County Production’s Listen Up Movie in March. This is the filmed version of the original Listen Up musical based on the lives of Vermont teens that toured live across Vermont during summer 2021.

A Message from Interim President John W. Mills: Dear NVU Students, Faculty, and Staff, As our students head off for their first break of the semester, I am writing to […]

Men’s and Women’s Badgers and Hornets basketball teams treated fans to a fantastic show of Do North determination last night in NAC playoff opener games, as three of four rallied to comeback wins and the fourth fought hard in overtime. 

NVU Professor of Atmospheric Sciences Jay Shafer co-wrote 10 pages of the state’s Climate Action Plan focusing on extreme weather and climate impacts in Vermont in his role on the […]

Groundhog Punxsutawney Phil has been at his job predicting just when winter will end since 1887. But with only a 40% accuracy rate, Northern Vermont University Atmospheric Sciences students believe it’s time for a fresh perspective grounded in real science. And today, they introduced a new weather forecaster to their team: NVU-Lyndon’s own Buzz the Hornet!

Authors, social activists, a runner, a congresswoman, teachers, an actor, a mathematician, and several NVU students — NVU-Lyndon FAIR and NVU-Johnson DITF asked for examples of people who represent Black Excellence...

Two articles written by NVU Professor of History Alexandre Strokanov have recently been translated and published in academic journals in Poland and China. Both articles were based on his presentations at international conferences in those countries during 2021.