Sophia Thomas

Published Mar. 25, 2026 at 4:57 AM EDT | Updated moments ago BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - There's trouble brewing over fresh-baked bagels at a Burlington bakery.

In honor of the Andrew McDonough B+ Foundation, Villanova University’s annual NOVAdance marathon will commence this Saturday, March 28. With the NOVAdance marathon just days away, the Villanova community is excited and ready for this long-awaited event. If students aren’t yet involved but are interested, there is still time. The dancer program is an opportunity...

“No one cares” about opera and ballet. To be clear, that’s how Timothee Chalamet feels. He joked that his comments have lost him “14 cents in viewership,” throwing yet another dig at these two historical art forms that date back hundreds of years. At Villanova, where arts programs are a significant part of student life,...

We took a look back at how far Elissa came to get behind the Channel 3 anchor desk.

Faculty and students gathered in the Falvey Library Speakers’ Corner on Thursday, April 9, to celebrate the book launch of Dr. Cera Murtagh, Professor of Political Science and Irish Studies at Villanova University.

The sun comes out from its hiding spot, the leaves drape over once-barren trees, and students sport spring dresses and flip-flops. What could be better than spring at Villanova? When the sun comes out and the weather warms up, the campus quickly transforms. If one is in search of some Vitamin D, they may want...

As thousands of music lovers flocked to the California desert for the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, they faced intense heat, packed crowds and high ticket prices. Yet, through it all, the concertgoers were willing and determined to endure anything to see their favorite artists live. One question for our community prevails as we...

Forty volunteers fanned out around a pond at the Dead Creek Wildlife Management Area on Wednesday to help state wildlife officials band Canada geese.

There are several ways to dispose of dead livestock, but state officials say composting is the easiest and preferred practice on Vermont farms.

Vermont lawmakers passed legislation in 2025 banning cellphones and other devices like smartwatches and earbuds in the classroom starting this fall.