Student artists can be found all over campus. Culture writer Sarah Robinson sat down with a few to talk about their work and get their take on the arts at UVM.
First years Riya Padukone and Keerthi...
Looking to update your Spotify playlist? Need some new tunes for your next dance party? WRUV has got you covered with their top artists of the week.
Yo La Tengo
Frankie Cosmos
Bahamas
Young...
The Gothic, red-brick architecture of Williams Hall hangs over University Green, establishing the scene of the traditional New England college.
While Williams Hall is a familiar sight by many UVM...
The silence of the Davis Center’s fourth floor was broken by the words of writers Emily Dickinson, James Baldwin and Mary Shelley.
The English department hosted its first student symposium March...
Did you forget to grab a free movie ticket this week? Don’t want to make the trek down the hill to the Roxy?
Culture staff writers have you covered with five Netflix movies you can watch from the...
Rapper Playboi Carti will headline SpringFest, according to UPB’s announcement at Battle of the Bands March 24. UPB did not reveal to the winner of the event due to time constraints.
“We were told...
Addie Beach, Assistant Arts Editor
• March 27, 2018
On the blackboard is the image of an wooden arrow suspended from a wall, a mixture of oranges, greens, yellows and blues painted in the sections.
Each piece of wood contains tick marks and the name...
Amongst the whirlwind of costume fittings and script readings, the UVM theatre department is re-evaluating itself.
With 84 majors and minors and 13 faculty and staff members, the department is a...
Some people build monuments, other people build lattes.
Although the intricate designs don’t last long, they are compelling and deemed Instagram-worthy.
I attended the Latte Art Throwdown Feb....
Migraines entail nausea, auras and sensitivity to light, sound and scent.
Poet Michael Dickman’s most recent publication, “Green Migraine,” derives from the images brought on by symptoms of migraines....
ZZ Ward made her way back to Burlington this past Presidents Day at 9 p.m. Feb. 18 at Higher Ground. The long wait standing on the dance floor for her to arrive on stage was worth it.
Fans showed up...
A hushed, reverent silence fell over the crowd, as soon as a woman with short, spiked hair and glasses approached the podium.
Vermont author and artist Alison Bechdel, the night’s speaker, took the...
