SpringFest 2026 was a hit among students; the Fleming Green was covered in cowboy boots and flower crowns at the concert Saturday, April 25.
Hosted by the UVM Program Board, this year’s event featured...
UVM graduate turned esteemed film producer Jon Kilik is visiting campus to discuss his work as executive producer on the Oscar-nominated film “The Voice of Hind Rajab.”
“The Voice of Hind Rajab”...
On Sept. 18, 2001, the world was introduced to the young musician John Mayer.
Columbia Records released “Room for Squares,” an album that defined the acoustic-pop landscape of the early 2000s...
Clarinetist Megan Solleder stood under the bright lights of the Southwick recital hall, ready to compete in UVM’s annual Concerto Competition.
The moment she had been preparing and practicing relentlessly...
To call this book strange would be an understatement. Katherine Dunn’s 1989 literary horror masterpiece “Geek Love” is utter insanity.
The work was released in 1989 to critical acclaim, becoming...
I spent a good portion of November reading Mark Z. Danielewski’s 2025 Western “Tom’s Crossing.”
The book, while fictional, is presented as a historical work, with its unnamed narrator reflecting...
On Wednesday, Feb. 11, UVM’s Fleming Museum opened its doors for the spring semester, showcasing the student-curated exhibit “Memory Fields.”
Students taking Professor Jennifer Dickinson’s “Museum...
Orrin Savage, Culture Staff Writer
• February 24, 2026
On Sunday, Feb. 1, at St. Anthony Catholic Church in Burlington, a benefit show was held for Jordan Aiken, a young man recently diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's T-cell lymphoblastic lymphoma.
Aiken is the...
Josh Park, Culture Staff Writer
• February 19, 2026
Written by American author Henry Miller, “The Air-Conditioned Nightmare” is a poignant and lasting piece of non-fiction, mainly due to the fact that the book displays an America not so dissimilar from...
Elias Galligan, Culture Staff Writer
• February 18, 2026
The debate surrounding who is allowed to tell and enjoy queer stories continues to accompany conversations about queer male media.
Because I don’t live under a rock, I've heard about HBO’s “Heated...
Josh Park, Culture Staff Writer
• February 12, 2026
Most noble and illustrious readers, I am about to introduce you to the finest, most verbose, most grotesque, most carnivalesque and fun work of literature ever produced by man.
Published in the early...
Polyglots and classical music lovers — come one, come all to listen to Rosalía’s holy grail album “LUX.” Her angelic voice soars alongside the London Symphony Orchestra as Catholic imagery and...
