Vermont Studies
UVM Professor Paul Bierman shows photographs, taken over two decades, detailing the arrival of the interstate to the most rural state in the Union, with particular emphasis on changes in Chittenden...
Seven Days staff writer Ken Picard discusses how archaeologists are using 21st-century forensics to identify and honor Vermont's 19th-Century war dead.
This project is a social history of early 19th-century rural women's lives as revealed through the journal of Phebe Orvis Eastman, a young Quaker bride living on the New...
Vincent Feeney, author of Finnigans, Slaters ...
Dr. Frank Bryan will begin by defending an assertion: Vermont is unique, profoundly unique, in its status as a civil society. Given this, he will seek to explore...
Seven Days writer Andy Bromage reviews results of Vermont legislative survey rating lawmakers in Montpelier. Despite somewhat light response level in the first year of the survey, the serious and lighthearted...
Issues of equity and access in transportation have long been recognized as central to those concerned with environmental and social justice and indeed...
Essex Rail Historian Jerry Fox discusses Essex Junction's rich history as a center of rail activity.
Mike Coates, President of Vermont Rail Systems, speaks about recent upgrades and future plans for Vermont's rail transportation infrastructure.
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