Common knowledge: the Catamount is the official mascot of University of Vermont sports teams. So let's dig deep into the mascot many people don't seem to understand. Here's an imagined ...

On Feb. 6, 1926, the Vermont Cynic (the school's independent newspaper) asked Vermont students in a poll not only what they wanted their school's mascot to be, but whether they wanted a mascot at ...

Vermont shares the catamount mascot with one other school. That would be Western Carolina, located in Cullowhee, North Carolina. WCU has been called the Catamounts since 1932.

Vermont is the No. 13 seed in the South Region and set for a first-round matchup against No. 4 seed Duke at the 2024 NCAA Tournament. ... Explaining the origin of Vermont's nickname, mascot history.

BFA Fairfax students recently weighed in on their school mascot, “The Bullets,” with the majority voting that they wanted to keep the name. While the school board won’t be taking any action, it renews ...

UVM touts an obscure name for its mascot, which is also known as a puma, cougar, panther and mountain lion. Here's how the VT college came to adopt it News Sports Biz VT Life Advertise Obituaries ...

Our Vermont poll posted Nov. 28 on highschool.si.com and will stay open through Dec. 5: Vote: Which is the best high school mascot in Vermont? Here are the top five high school mascots in Vermont: ...

Now, we want to hear from you: Which Vermont high school mascot is the best of the best? Click the link above to read about the candidates, and vote in the poll below to pick your favorite.

A bill has been introduced in the House that would amend Vermont’s 2022 school mascot law. H.848 “an act relating to updating the school branding and mascot law,” was introduced Wednesday by Reps.

Vermont mascot: Rally (Catamounts) Virginia mascot: Cavalier Washington State: Butch T. Cougar Western Kentucky mascot: Big Red (Hilltoppers) Wisconsin mascot: Bucky Badger ...

Q: How did the UVM come to embrace it as its mascot? A: In 1926 the Vermont Cynic asked students to vote for a mascot. According to UVM's Vermont Quarterly, the four candidates were: the tomcat ...

Q: How did the UVM come to embrace it as its mascot? A: In 1926 the Vermont Cynic asked students to vote for a mascot. According to UVM's Vermont Quarterly, the four candidates were: the tomcat ...