Editor’s note: This story was updated at 1:48 p.m. Sept. 16 with a clarification about the nature of Israeli settlements in Palestinian territory.
The U.S. Department of Education is investigating...
Quinn Fisher, Cynic News Reporter
• September 13, 2022
Editor's note: This story was updated 3:49 p.m. Sept. 14 to more accurately clarify where a source is from.
The overall student feeling of inclusivity on campus has decreased in the last few years,...
Alex Yin, UVM’s executive director of institutional research and assessment, announced his write-in campaign for the Vermont governership in a Sept. 8 Instagram post.
Yin started his campaign upon...
Editor's note: This story was updated 6:15 p.m. Sept. 16 to correct a title and clarify the nature of the presentation.
Michael Schirling, chief safety and compliance officer at UVM, said in a Sept....
Redstone Dining closed its doors for weekday breakfast and lunch this semester in response to historically-low customer participation, according to a Sept. 5 email from Melissa Zelazny, UVM Dining resident...
UVM, alongside local development firm Snyder-Braverman, will build housing in the coming years for 500 UVM-affiliates in South Burlington City Center, according to a Sept. 6 email from UVM Spokesperson...
Tucker Schulz, Cynic News Reporter
• September 5, 2022
Eighty-six off-campus UVM students are receiving free compost pickup services from No Waste Compost L3C, said sophomore Mahder Teferra, chair of the SGA Committee on the Environment.
The SGA Committee...
UVM will not issue CATcards with communication chips to incoming first-year students due to a global chip shortage, according to the CATcard Service Center website.
The CATcard Service Center was unable...
Quinn Fisher, Cynic News Reporter
• August 30, 2022
UVM’s response to the rising threat of monkeypox is a low-level concern, said Michael Schirling, chief safety and compliance officer.
Monkeypox, also known as hMPXV, is an emerging public health emergency...
In the past year, the UVM community has seen a variety of newsworthy events, spanning from COVID-19 updates to buildings flooding to protests over various social justice causes.
This year’s news editor,...
The University is removing the on-campus testing center due to decreasing demand for PCR testing, according to a July 18 email from UVM Provost Patricia Prelock.
After the state-run testing sites closed...
A new patrolling strategy will focus on the downtown area to prepare for an anticipated increase in crime, Mayor Weinberger said in a May 19 press conference.
Weinberger and Jon Murad, acting chief...
