Decked in sleek jackets and rainbows of silky prints, models twirled hips, did splits and circled each other to thudding beats. Behind them, an array of African flags is lit in soft pinks and purples.
The...
We may be living in the digital age, but some members of the UVM community are throwing it back to analog days by learning and practicing black-and-white film photography.
The Photo Co-op in the Living/Learning...
Addie Beach, Assistant Arts Editor
• February 15, 2018
Two figures sat on plastic folding chairs. Behind them, a brightly colored image was projected in the dark room.
On Feb. 6, award-winning UVM professors Jane Kent and Major Jackson gathered to discuss...
I was 6 years old when I took my first ski lesson, and since then, you can always find me doing the snow dance.
I was heartily saddened two weeks ago when I read about the death of prolific ski filmmaker...
Students and faculty mingled around a long wooden table. Some flipped through the pages of freshly printed hardcover books Everyone showed excitement and anticipation.
On Jan. 26, students and faculty...
During winter break, members of the UVM community spent their time catching up on good books. While your course work is light, head to the library to check out some of these recommendations.
Although...
Somewhere between a violin, cello and the human voice lies the sound of the electronic instrument, the theremin. Its relative, whose bright red neoprene keyboard is distinctive, is the Continuum Fingerboard....
Located on the first floor of the Living/Learning Center, UVM’s Pottery Co-op is a hub for creation, education and community all wrapped up in one cozy little studio.
Since 1974, the Co-op has offered...
I want to preface this column by saying I adore superhero movies. I guess you could say I “Marvel” at the sight of them.
Everything about them entices me – the sound design, the fantastical plots,...
“There was the time I was dry humped to Simon & Garfunkel's ‘Sound of Silence,’” first-year Garet Ewing said.
Putting on some tunes to set the mood can make or break an intimate situation.
...
Bridget Higdon, Assistant Arts Editor
• December 13, 2017
I bought my hardcover copy of Virginia Woolf’s essay “A Room of One’s Own” in the basement of a New York City bookstore almost three years ago. It now sits on my desk in my dorm room.
I have...
Most mainstream movies nowadays have some form of romantic subplot. These on-screen relationships usually culminate in a steamy, dramatic, perfectly-lit sex scene, accompanied by the ideal soundtrack and...
