On Saturday, models traipsed down a gleaming runway to the DJ’s beat as cameras flashed and spectators swooned.
The glamorous, high-energy atmosphere could have been found in any fashion capital–...
Visiting Burlington’s South End 25 years ago, people walking around would have seen empty warehouses and crumbling buildings. Unless you were one of a few artists, that is—then you saw potential.
Last...
Almost an hour past the 11 p.m. end time, Jeddy continued to blast out song after song to their eager crowd. The band brought fans off their feet with their energy level then grounded them again with goofy...
Students gathered downtown to celebrate Latin and Caribbean culture in the spirit of an annual celebration observed on islands worldwide.
Long before the spring warmth arrived, three student groups...
UVM students finally got to trade-in their heavy winter coats and knit hats for shorts and sunglasses this past Saturday at the University’s annual SpringFest celebration.
After having their tickets...
One local breakfast eatery is showing off some of its finest products in the best way possible, all thanks to two classes of UVM students.
Leslie Fry, a local artist and an adjunct lecturer of studio...
WRUV, UVM’s student-run radio station since 1955, is well-known both on and off campus.
What fewer people may know is that the station features two central programs outside of normal DJ hours.
WRUV...
My parents make the best chili. In fact, I love it so much that it’s the meal I ask to eat almost every year for my birthday.
So when I heard Nectar’s was holding its fifth Annual Queen City Chili-Cook...
In a period of tension in U.S.-Middle East relations, a Saudi artist works to dispel misconceptions of Muslim culture.
The Vermont Council on World Affairs hosted an event for musical and cultural...
A classical Japanese piece made its debut Saturday night at a concert that was so full people were sitting in the aisles.
The University Symphony Orchestra played the North American debut of Japanese...
Four boys milled around the basement practice room of the Wing Davis Wilks complex on a quiet weekday night, tuning electric guitars and plugging in amps.
Will Hanley, a tall, gangly sophomore, sat...
Mariel Wamsley, Assistant Managing Editor
• April 7, 2017
Bathed in fog and purple light, five UVM students nodded in unison on stage to a funk beat.
The college-aged audience grinned and closed its eyes, swaying together to the band’s groove.
Together,...
