Perspectives Vermont colleges announces shift to all-digital library, other major changes Spencer Irvine March 10, 2023 Colleges and universities under the banner of Vermont State College System will consolidate and make significant changes, such as shifting…
Faculty Lounge Private Vermont College Closes Even After Trying Almost Every Reform Possible Accuracy in Academia January 31, 2019 Green Mountain College, located in the small town of Poultney, Vermont, will close this year in the spring. The college…
Faculty Lounge Vermont High School Plans to Fly ‘Black Lives Matter’ Flag for Black History Month Accuracy in Academia January 30, 2018 For Black History Month, Montpelier High School in Vermont will fly a ‘Black Lives Matter’ flag on their high school campus.
Faculty Lounge University of Vermont is Flying a ‘Black Lives Matter’ Flag on their campus Spencer Irvine September 27, 2016 Is this offensive, to fly a ‘Black Lives Matter’ flag on a college campus with the American flag? The University…
Faculty Lounge University of Vermont to Host an All-White ‘White Privilege’ Retreat Spencer Irvine August 23, 2016 Um, this sounds like a terrible and exclusionary idea: The “Examining White Privilege: A Retreat for Undergraduate Students Who Self-Identify…
Guest Articles Vermont College “Feels the Bern” and Closes Cliff Kincaid May 19, 2016 The wife of the socialist candidate promising free college is being blamed for closing down a college in Vermont. Burlington…
Faculty Lounge Red Bull, 5-Hour Energy Drinks Banned at Vermont College Spencer Irvine March 19, 2016 Middlebury College doesn’t like energy drinks, apparently. Photo by :Salihan Photo by :Salihan
Perspectives Antidote to White Flight: Charter and Private Schools Spencer Irvine September 12, 2015 Liberal activists concerned about the “white flight” from cities over the past four decades may want to consider a new…
Faculty Lounge Vermont’s Water Bottle Ban Led to More Soda Consumption by Students Spencer Irvine July 19, 2015 The University of Vermont doesn’t understand basic economic principles after implementing a disastrous ban on water bottles on their campus.
Perspectives UVM’s Bottles Unintended Consequences Malcolm A. Kline July 3, 2015 Academics really need to study the effects of unintended consequences more often. When the University of Vermont, one of the…
