Horace Strong Canoe
HORACE STRONG CANOE The Legend of a Craftsman Simpson Hall, 1988: A birch dowel hits a table “as loud as a gunshot,” recalls Bill Laity ‘90, then a student….
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The Sterling College eNews “Community Writes” section has been established as a designated forum for students and employees to inform and educate the Sterling College community. Sterling College will not…
View moreA Taste Of Place: Chocolate Chip Cookies
A Taste Of Place Chocolate Chip Cookies By Chef Liz Chadwick Preheat oven to 375°F. Combine dry ingredients in a small bowl and mix well. Set aside. In…
View moreA Taste of Place: Shakshuka
A Taste of Place Shakshuka By Chef Liz Chadwick Directions: Preheat oven to 350°F. In a large cast iron pan on medium-high heat, sauté onion, celery, carrot,…
View moreIn Memory of Tom Shamrell ‘83
In Memory of Tom Shamrell ‘83 Written by: John Gelwicks, Grassroots Class of 1981 Tom Shamrell ’83 passed away on March 12, 2020. He leaves behind his beautiful wife Edith…
View moreA Taste of Place: Stuffed Brown Butter Cinna-Rolls
A Taste Of Place Stuffed Brown Butter Cinna-Rolls by Chef Liz Chadwick Boil 1 cup butter (salted or unsalted, doesn’t matter) over medium heat until…
View moreRFC Newsletter Winter 2019-2020
Rian Fried Center for Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems Winter 2019-2020 Newsletter Sterling uses education as a force to address critical ecological problems caused by unlimited growth and consumption,…
View moreSterling College Receives $1.5 Million Grant to Launch EcoGather
Sterling College Receives $1.5 Million Grant to Launch EcoGather This first-of-its-kind, global tool will connect communities focused on ecological thinking and action. CRAFTSBURY COMMON, VT, April 28, 2020—Just as the…
View moreExciting Opportunity at Schumacher College for Sterling’s Graduating Seniors & Alumni
Sterling College is pleased to share Schumacher College’s offer of significantly reduced tuition for its one-year programs to Sterling’s graduating seniors and alumni looking to study at a progressive and…
View moreSterling College Featured on VPR’s Brave Little State
“Low enrollment and financial troubles have caused a slew of Vermont’s small, independent colleges to shut their doors.” Amy Noyes of Vermont Public Radio took a hard look at several Vermont…
View moreA Culture Encased: Landscape, Food & Culture
We are grateful for Rachel Hampton’s permission to publish her essay from the Landscape, Food, & Culture course with Dr. Leah Bayens from Fall Semester 2019. Rachel is a student…
View moreSunsoil Provides Scholarships for Sustainable Agriculture Students at Sterling
Sunsoil Provides Scholarships for Sustainable Agriculture Students at Sterling College February 3, 2020 • Craftsbury Common, VT • Pioneering Vermont CBD company Sunsoil is committed to investing in Vermonters looking…
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