SOUTH ROYALTON, Vt. (Feb. 9, 2022) – Vermont Law School has named Professor Beth Locker its new associate dean for experiential learning, an appointment that adds dean-level leadership to the […]
Vermont Law School (VLS), home to one of the top-ranked environmental law programs in the United States, seeks applications from qualified journalists for its 2022 Summer Media Fellowships. As fellows, […]
Environmental law scholars and editors of the Vermont Journal of Environmental Law (VJEL) at Vermont Law School (VLS) today released the Top 10 Environmental Watch List for 2022. The list […]
Vermont Law School has launched its search for its next president, seeking a bold and dynamic president who shares its commitment to academic excellence, innovation, and community. As Vermont Law School […]
Today the Vermont Journal of Environmental Law (VJEL) released its latest book, the first of four issues in Volume 23 that the student-run journal will publish this academic year. The […]
Vermont Law School’s Environmental Law Center today announced the launch of the Tuholske Institute for Environmental Field Studies, a program that prepares law students to advance environmental protection and justice […]
Yesterday Randolph became the first town in Central Vermont, and the eighth in the state, to secure approval from the Vermont Downtown Development Board for the Neighborhood Development Area (NDA) […]
“We are pleased with the ruling that U.S. District Court Judge Geoffrey W. Crawford handed down today, which confirms that our decision to remove the mural from public view is […]
Full report → Executive summary → Amidst new COVID surge, environmental justice groups urge stronger federal protections for those most at-risk. A new report released today exposes the Environmental […]
Developed by the Artisan Grain Collaborative and Vermont Law School’s Center for Agriculture and Food Systems, “Understanding FSMA’s Preventive Controls Rule: A Guide for Grain Businesses” empowers grain farmers, processors, […]