Burlington may be on a path to creating both affordable and eco-friendly places to live.
The Cambrian Rise Project on North Avenue, a housing development project to revitalize the North End, was...
Lights, camera, fashion: black pride hits the stage at UVM to top off celebrating Black History Month.
During a night full of fashion, music and spoken word, the Black Student Union Fashion show topped...
The Western Connecticut Health Network announced its partnership with UVM’s Robert Larner, M.D. College of Medicine to establish an accredited branch campus Feb. 5.
The campus will be located...
Faculty members stood outside the room where their contracts were being negotiated, holding signs and rallying for higher wages.
Negotiations began Feb. 6 between the University and United Academics,...
Chloe Chaobal, Senior Staff Reporter
• March 1, 2017
Some want the University to take a stand against one of President Donald Trump’s executive orders.
More than 100 faculty members sent a letter to University President Tom Sullivan urging him to...
The University announced a plan to update existing plans for gendered bathroom usage.
Plans for the future will include “larger multi-use restrooms” and working to “improve the access to access...
New medical club
There is a new UVM pre-physician assistant club. SGA recognized the club Feb. 22.
Students need 6,000 hours of experience and must take a different set of tests which this club...
Voices in a College Street apartment chimed over one another while talking about their friend Brett Cohen and his passion for adventure.
Hailing from Needham, Mass., Cohen was a senior at...
Crime on some streets densely populated by UVM students has decreased over the past three years, a report from Burlington Police Department stated.
Students and other members of the University...
Chloe Chaobal, Senior Staff Writer
• February 17, 2017
Black drivers in Vermont are four times more likely to be searched after being stopped by police, according to a recent report by a UVM professor.
The findings in the report, conducted...
Erika B. Lewy, Assistant News Editor
• February 15, 2017
Gov. Phil Scott sat back in a wood chair in his large, fifth floor Montpelier office. He spoke quietly and slowly, pausing between thoughts, and leaned forward each time he told a story.
He looked...
Senior Brett Cohen of Needham, Mass. died at the University of Vermont Medical Center Feb. 14.
Annie Stevens, the vice provost for student affairs, announced Cohen’s death in a campus-wide...
