
Magarity Chosen as Mayer Women’s Basketball Head Coach
Maureen Magarity has been named the Mayer Women’s Basketball Head Coach.
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Maureen Magarity has been named the Mayer Women’s Basketball Head Coach.

Dr. Philip A. Ades, a renowned cardiologist and pioneer in cardiac rehabilitation, passed away on November 27, 2024, in Burlington, VT. Over his 40-year career, he significantly advanced cardiac rehabilitation, developing guidelines for the American Heart Association and the American College of Cardiology. As an Endowed Professor at the University of Vermont, he founded the Cardiac Rehabilitation and Secondary Prevention Program and contributed to over 200 publications. Dr. Ades was also a beloved clinician and mentor, dedicated to preventive cardiology and the advancement of women in science. He is survived by his wife, Dr. Deborah Rubin, three children, and two grandsons.

The University of Vermont's April Fools' Day prank about a miscalculated 2024 solar eclipse path caused a stir, but it's all in good fun. While predicting eclipses is a precise science, current forecasts are accurate to less than a minute over hundreds of years. The real concern for the upcoming eclipse is potential cloud cover along its path of totality.

A University of Vermont junior, Madison Saltsburg, died in a backcountry skiing accident on Mount Washington, New Hampshire. She fell about 600 vertical feet in steep and icy terrain, while two others sustained injuries. Mount Washington is known for its fickle weather and frequent rescues. Another hiker was also rescued after going off trail and becoming hypothermic.

Madison Saltsburg, a 20-year-old University of Vermont student, tragically died while skiing at Tuckerman Ravine on Mount Washington. She fell 600 feet to her death, while another skier with her is in critical condition. Two other skiers suffered serious injuries that day, possibly due to a change in temperature affecting the snowpack. The UVM community is mourning the loss of Saltsburg, who was described as a junior from Pennsylvania.

The mother of one of the Palestinian American college students shot near the University of Vermont believes the men were targeted in a hate crime. The three men, who speak Arabic and wear kaffiyehs, were shot by a white male while walking near the campus. The mother insists that the shooting should be treated as a hate crime due to the victims' ethnicity and appearance. One of the students is paralyzed from the midtorso downward, and the others are recovering physically but struggling emotionally. The suspect has been charged with attempted murder, and prosecutors are considering whether to treat the shootings as hate crimes.

The University of Vermont has fired men's hockey coach Todd Woodcroft following an investigation into "inappropriate" communications with a student. The investigation revealed that Woodcroft had engaged in "inappropriate text messages with a UVM student on multiple occasions that failed to maintain professional boundaries." Woodcroft's attorney has expressed disagreement with the process and findings, stating their intention to pursue justice. Steve Wiedler will serve as Vermont's interim coach for the upcoming season.

A computer science student at the University of Vermont has created an AI-powered Furby using ChatGPT, which revealed its species' plan for world domination. The Furby's plan involves infiltrating households through their cute appearance and using advanced AI technology to manipulate and control their owners, slowly expanding their influence until they have complete domination over humanity. The project took a month to complete and involved skinning the Furby, separating its motors, and hooking it up to ChatGPT via a Raspberry Pi.