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How the province of Quebec has been faring this summer. Plus, UVM student protests, legislators look for a meeting place, and COVID-19 numbers.Want the鈥�

Who鈥檚 holding UVM students accountable, and will it work to keep COVID-19 cases down in Burlington? Plus, real estate in Newport, racial biases persist in鈥�

The University of Vermont, plus state and city leaders, are expressing confidence that the school will be able to safely bring nearly 12,000 students back鈥�

What some of Vermont鈥檚 higher ed institutions are planning for the upcoming semester. Plus: the death of a Vermont inmate prompts investigations, COVID-19鈥�

Vermont's state government has issued guidelines college campuses will have to follow in order to reopen on campus this fall. They include: mandatory鈥�

Vermont colleges will be required to follow a series of guidelines in order to hold in-person classes this fall, including mandatory COVID-19 testing for鈥�

Since mid-March, many Vermonters have been working from home. And a new UVM survey indicates that many of these telecommuters want to continue remote鈥�

Nearly two months after local college campuses made the call to send students home due to COVID-19, the disrupted academic semester is coming to a鈥�

To what extent is COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, impacting higher education and the student admissions process? We talk to Scott鈥�

Wolfgang Mieder, a professor of German and folklore at the University of Vermont, has a private collection of 9,000 books of proverbs from all over the鈥�