Merlin’s beard! For Harry Potter fans everywhere, July brought something unbelievable: an eighth installment in the beloved series.
‘‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’’ is not a novel, but...
This semester, students will have the opportunity to view world-class pieces by world-renowned artists right here on campus.
“Sargent to Basquiat” opens Sept. 22 at the Fleming Museum. The exhibit...
As the days become shorter and colder, one musician is set to bring a taste of the warm west coast to the Burlington area.
Mild High Club, the brainchild of musician Alexander Brettin, will play at...
This year’s annual South End Art Hop festival brought fresh creativity and perspective to the street galleries and exhibitions of Burlington.
One newcomer to the Art Hop scene, artist...
Everybody has felt fed up with society from time to time, and some may daydream about running away and starting a new life away from it all.
“Captain Fantastic” is a story about raising a family...
Burlington has become well known for its large music community and concert venues, showcasing musicians from local favorites to international hits. While students might frequent bigger venues like Higher...
Last spring, four junior art students were selected as recipients of the Junior Studio Art Award. This fall their work is on display in a special exhibition in the Colburn Gallery.
Grayson Crounse...
Childish humor, drugs and sex make “Sausage Party” a typical irreverent comedy.
Seth Rogen’s depraved animation, “Sausage Party,” tells the story of anthropomorphic food in a grocery store....
This fall, UVM’s student-run radio station WRUV will be opening its doors for its biannual DJ training program.
The initial meeting will be held at 5:30 p.m. Sept. 11 in Billings Lecture Hall.
DJ training...
As the school year begins, students may find themselves learning or relearning to adapt to the college environment: new classes, new roommates and new challenges.A senior cinematography major at Champlain...
One club hopes to make campus a more relaxed environment through guitars, fiddles, banjos and harmonicas.
Every Friday evening at 5:45 in Living/Learning 216, the sound of strumming instruments and singing...
An indie quartet from Oxford, England has succeeded in creating an album that transforms somber and banal life experiences into groovy, harmonious songs. Glass Animals’ second album, “How to be a...
