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Join Senator Patrick Leahy and filmmaker Dorothy Tod on November 20 for a screening of Tod’s 1974 film Senate ’74: Choosing a New Leader for Vermont, a 30-minute documentary that ran on local television networks during prime time and was instrumental in introducing Vermonters to the young, previously unknown candidate.
Join us for a hands-on workshop with award-winning graphic novelist and educator Marek Bennett on November 15 at 4 pm.
Two exhibits in the Billings Apse Gallery this fall address the question, "What does religion in the United States sound like?"
A new exhibit in Special Collections examines the pivotal 1974 race for the U.S. Senate seat vacated by long-time Vermont Senator George Aiken.
UVM's newly convened Comics-Based Research Lab invites comic artists of all levels to monthly Working Wednesdays on September 26, October 16 and November 6.
251 Vermont Vistas features Vermont artist Nancy Stone's hand-painted postcards of the towns and cities she and her husband Ken visited to complete the 251 Club challenge.
Our inaugural Lisman Lecture in Early American Book Culture will be held on April 17, 2024. Scholars Desiree Henderson and Betsy Klima will speak about their work on author, actress and educator Susanna Rowson (1762-1824) and her importance to American book culture.
Our spring exhibit includes a selection of artists’ books, literary broadsides, schoolbooks, scientific studies and personal correspondence that shed light on human connections to the heavens through time.
On March 27, as Vermont looks toward the April 8 solar eclipse, UVM Professor Bill McDowell will talk about art photographers who have used the sun, moon, and night sky as subjects.
On Feb. 6, 2024, Steven Kostell, Assistant Professor of Design in UVM's Department of Community Development and Applied Economics, will recount selected creative activities from twenty years of hand papermaking, highlighting collaborations and community-centered practice .
