UVM students clad in mustard-yellow saris and flowing turquoise skirts ornamented the stage for a joyous celebration marking the beginning of Diwali.
The Indian Students Association held their 14th...
In the lobby of Williams Hall, a three-dimensional sculpture suspends from the ceiling. It is a portrait of a young woman wearing a mask. Her deep eyes and flowing hair are sketched in black and white,...
Anna Kolosky, Assistant Culture Editor
• November 13, 2020
Tucked away in the Colburn Gallery in Williams, abstract paintings and photography line the white walls.
The artwork is part of senior Noah Zhou’s first solo art exhibition at UVM that seeks to...
Underneath a thrift store in downtown Burlington, there’s a white door to the left, adorned with a padlock and three words in unaligned black lettering. It spells out “LOVE AND DEATH.”
Love and...
Often the Cynic asks voters why they voted, but what about the group of people that didn't? Or what about the students and community members that did vote, but begrudgingly? The Cynic created an anonymous...
We look towards celebrities for inspiration regarding culture and the arts, but when it comes to politics celebrities cause problems that can manipulate voters .
Kanye West is one of the most important...
After 18 years at the University of Vermont, University Distinguished Professor Major Jackson is heading for a warmer climate and new challenges.
Nationally acclaimed poet Jackson has announced...
Sarah Robinson
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Kize’s premium masks are sturdy and built to last come. While a bit on the pricey side, the company donates a portion of every sale...
For the first time, the Fleming will be featuring a digital collection for student access.
Fleming museum will reopen its doors to the public on Sept 15. Numerous COVID prevention policies have been...
Sophia Venturo, Assistant Culture Editor
• September 11, 2020
Although a pandemic forced Burlington Artist Erin Bundock, ‘20 to uproot her studio, mid-project, the artist is now hitting her stride in the Burlington arts scene.
Bundock’s studio is laced with...
New York City is a concrete jungle, but embedded in that concrete is the history of music and poetry.
Stephen Cramer is a professor in UVM’s English department and has been at UVM since 2008....
A group of concerned community members are protesting the use of fighter jets in Vermont. A UVM senior sought to document their cause in a two part film.
Burlington area community members tuned into...
