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Negotiations Break Down Between UVM, Non-Teaching Staff
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Negotiations have stalled between the University of Vermont and the union representing non-teaching staff members. The two sides deadlocked over wage issues and proposed changes to retiree health benefits.VPR Series and Specials
UVM At A Crossroads
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VPR News takes stock of the University Of Vermont and its future in this special three-part series. Listen Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday during Morning Edition and All Things Considered.VPR News
Fogel Says New UVM President Should Be Fundraiser
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As the University of Vermont looks for a new president, the current president gave the search committee some advice on Monday: look for someone who can raise money. Earlier: Trustees May Have Asked Fogel To Step DownVPR News
UVM Hopes For Bruins Comeback, Cup Visit
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Starting Monday night, UVM officials hope alum Tim Thomas will lead the Bruins to two straight wins – then bring the Stanley Cup to the Burlington campus. Comment: Should the Cup come to Vermont?VPR News
UVM Researcher Studies Causes Of Pre-eclampsia
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A researcher at the University of Vermont is trying to figure out why 5 to 10 percent of previously healthy women develop high blood pressure during the second half of pregnancy, leading to a dangerous condition known as pre-eclampsia that can be life-threatening for both the mother and her baby.VPR News
UVM Investigates Relationship Between President’s Wife, Official
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The University of Vermont has confirmed it’s investigating whether a relationship between the wife of President Dan Fogel and a vice president of development and alumni affairs violated university rules.VPR News
UVM Officials Remove President’s Wife From Post
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University of Vermont officials say they’ve removed the wife of President Dan Fogel from her volunteer job at the college amid a probe into her pursuit of a personal relationship with a university administrator.VPR News
UVM Trustees Approve Tuition Increase
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The trustees of the University of Vermont have approved a 5.8 percent tuition increase.VPR News