Through all of its changes over the past 50-plus years, CCV has sought to provide postsecondary education to any Vermonter who applies.

A program that brings agencies together to meet the needs of people with complex problems has had some success, city officials say.

Videos show migrants who crossed from Canada to Vermont thanking their smugglers and recommending their services.

Under gym owner Lucas John’s tutelage, Sophia Hayes and Chris Perreault are making an impact on the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship circuit.

Inspired by a midcentury, avant-garde movement, the Peace & Justice Center hid peace signs in parks to encourage people to see new corners of their city.

Detaching from Seven Days is hard but invigorating for publisher Paula Routly, who recently traveled abroad — then came home to discover comparable marvels.

Dana Mashoian Walrath’s ‘The Book of Genocides’ turns an unflinching eye to the systematic dehumanization that fueled 500 years of religious, racial and ethnic violence.

An exhibition and day of celebration at Shelburne Museum elaborate on the illustrations the artist made in Vermont, his models and artists in his community ...

Carol Greenhouse and her parents corresponded with the monkey’s creators, H.A. and Margret Rey. Their letters — featuring H.A. Rey’s doodles — have joined the Rey archives.

A group show of works featuring flowers is psychologically complex and vivid, offering novel ways of interpreting the botanical as both showy and shy.

In its third year, the Stowe fest delivers its biggest lineup yet. The highlight: Guster’s Ryan Miller joins Freeway Clyde to reimagine Tom Petty’s ‘Wildflowers.’ ...

The comedian and musician’s Vermont Comedy Club dates are off following disturbing allegations. Plus, new singles and killer shows not to miss.