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That time Israeli airmen and a US Marine attacked 10,000 Egyptians and won  We Are The Mighty

Vermont welcomes new residents during pandemic, but will they stay?  WPTZ

Once an 'Out-of-Fad' Style, Atriums Again See the Light of Day  The Wall Street Journal

Vermont welcomes new residents during pandemic, but will they stay?  WPTZ

The Burlington, Vermont-based company Precision Bioassay, Inc will receive a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase I award from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for their proposal "‘Better Bioassays via Designs for Robots Analyses with Improved Model Selection and Similarity Bounds that Limit Potency Bias." The award represents the culmination of several years of research that was sparked in 2017 by funding from Vermont EPSCoR.

Elk River High School 1st Semester 2020-2021 Honor Roll  ECM Publishers

Elk River High School 1st Semester 2020-2021 Honor Roll  ECM Publishers

17-year-old charged with setting fire to Clay home while parents still inside, deputies say  syracuse.com

Spanish food delivery riders want right to be self-employed  Yahoo Canada Finance

Zack Snyder's 'Justice League' cut leaked early on HBO Max  Yahoo Finance Australia

Celebrating Black Children in America  The New York Times

CNY school districts plan to bring more kids back to the classroom in coming weeks  syracuse.com

How One State Managed to Actually Write Rules on Facial ...  The New York Times

Mandar Dewoolkar, PhD, PE, FASCE, a Professor and Chair of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of Vermont and member of the BREE Ecological Systems Team, recently published a study examining the depiction and portrayal of engineers and engineering in US broadcast network television evening news. The study, "Portrayal of Engineers and Engineering in US Broadcast Network Television Evening News Media," was published in the Journal of Civil Engineering Education. Inspired by the Alan Alda Communicating Science Workshop that Dr. Dewoolkar attended, the research appears to be the first of its kind where portrayal and depiction of engineers and engineering in television news media was analyzed.

BREE Graduate Research Assistant Jesse Gourevitch presented a seminar and PhD defense titled "Evaluating the Distributional Equity of Ecosystem Services Under Alternative Land Use and Climate Change Scenarios" on March 8, 2021. Due to restrictions in place as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the seminar was presented remotely via Zoom.

North Carolina Theatre Announces Start of 2021-2022 Season  Broadway World

North Carolina Theatre Announces Start of 2021-2022 Season  Broadway World

Black women persevere to lead in Vermont despite harassment  Valley News

Black women persevere to lead in Vermont despite harassment  Local 22/44 News

New NAACP head: Black Vermonters deserve to enjoy state, too  Taiwan News