The news—what’s in it, who wrote it, whether it’s real or fake—has come to occupy a designated place in our daily lives.
Readers, viewers and listeners often take sides, staying loyal to certain...
When I was younger, my favorite thing to listen to on the radio was “Wait! Wait! Don’t Tell Me!” on NPR, and my favorite TV show was Rick Steves’ Europe travel review on PBS.
I know I must sound...
On Jan. 29, the Vermont Cynic celebrated Student Press Freedom Day, a national day that honors student journalists and brings awareness to the rights of student media.
At the Cynic, we believe our newspaper...
Over the past month, the Cynic has struggled to obtain interviews with several UVM employees. We’ve hit roadblock after roadblock in our efforts to tell the truth.
For our Oct. 8 edition, the Cynic...
Dear students, parents, faculty and alumni,
Welcome to UVM!
At the start of my first year, I attended the first Vermont Cynic General Meeting of the fall semester. There, I found a welcoming group of...
We need to demand more transparency from our University.
A year ago, Jacob Oblak, a law student at Vermont Law School, filed a public records request with UVM to see a police affidavit of Wesley Richter,...
Employees of the Boston Globe had police stationed outside of their newsroom Aug. 30 after receiving threats to their lives.
Robert Chain, a 68-year-old California man, was arrested Aug. 30 by the FBI...
A former New York Times reporter came to UVM to raise concerns on how the media does modern reporting.
Former Washington Correspondent for The New York Times Adam Clymer has had decades of experience...
The Vermont Cynic has won first place nationally for coverage of UVM’s racial history.
The Associated Collegiate Press awarded the Cynic first place for Diversity Story of the Year for their story...
Those of you who are reading this article are participating in the dying art of journalism.Journalism has been considered sacred since the war for independence, but recent trends have shown this revered...
