View the College’s recent press highlights.
- ‘The Family Tree’ explores work of three generations of artists | Entertainment | reformer.com CCV alumna Gianna Robinson will be showing her work alongside the work of four other artists at the Robert L. Crowell Gallery at the Moore Free Library in Newfane from September 3 to 30.
- Stories of healthcare and healing – MV Times Former CCV instructor Ryn Gluckman, BSN, RN, held a conversation alongside editor Donna Bulseco about the stories of medical professionals and their highlights and difficulties in the industry. This conversation stemmed from the collection of works titled “Where It Hurts: Dispatches from the Emotional Frontlines of Medicine.”
- Who gets to see themselves on a Vermont ballot? – VTDigger Pelin Kohn, coordinator of student advising at CCV, wrote a commentary in VT Digger about her experience running in the Democratic primary for the Vermont House and how her story parallels that of Fred Tuttle, featured in the film Man With a Plan.
- Local teens to get paid for career exploration | Local News | reformer.com The Boys & Girls Club of Brattleboro is preparing local teens for college or a career by hosting trips to various businesses in the area, including CCV-Brattleboro.
- Manchester native, CCV alumnus, receives Fulbright Award | | benningtonbanner.com CCV alumnus Robert Mulvey has received the Fulbright-University of Roehampton Award in dance.
- CCV invited to return to nationally recognized Metallica Scholars Initiative | Education | reformer.com CCV is participating in the eighth year of the Metallica Scholars Initiative, supported by a $25,000 grant aimed at enhancing career readiness among students pursuing IT and cybersecurity programs.
- Then & Now, Aug. 4, 2026 – The Bridge CCV-Montpelier moved to its academic center location on Elm Street in 2009, which was previously known as the City Farm in the 19th and 20th centuries and a location for Woodbury College in the late 1900’s.
- Bennington Democrat is running to give rural voices representation – Vermont Daily Chronicle Former CCV instructor Amy Moore ran for the Democratic nomination in the primary election for the Bennington County Senate district.
- Academic Honors | Academic Honors | willistonobserver.com Area students were named to CCV’s dean’s list for the spring 2026 semester.
