Anyone who has read and enjoyed a research paper probably wrote it.
Communicating science effectively and beautifully is an issue that has plagued scientists since the creation of the research paper....
I constantly find myself bored by the restaurant choices in Burlington, so I asked my dad, a food connoisseur, to help me find somewhere new.
I think I may have found a new gem: Rustic Roots.
Located...
“Mo Bamba” was playing in the background as skiers and snowboarders alike came down the miniature trick park set up on Trinity campus.
Dawn of the Shred X: the Human SENDipiede rail jam, hosted...
Fog swirled through the streams of blue and purple lights, illuminating the instruments and equipment on the stage. Students cheered as silhouettes emerged on stage.
UVM Program Board’s annual FallFest...
When audience members stepped inside the new building they saw colorful lights and tech equipment around them. The voices of art students whispered with excitement and faculty gathered in circles talking...
In a world that is constantly being faced with new political, environmental and social issues, Burlington and UVM are working together to figure out how to tackle these issues.
The Feverish World...
The UVM Program Board announced Oct. 5 that artists Dr. Dog, Frankie Cosmos and UVM band Father Figuer will be performing at FallFest 2018.
It is the job of UPB’s concert planning committee to find...
I caught up with sophomore Eva Mazura Oct. 4 to talk about clothes, self-expression and crocs. From Chicago, she can be seen around campus wearing all sorts of clothes: dull or colorful, baggy or tight,...
In the basement of the Burlington City Arts Center, a bleached piece of celery sat in a cardboard box filled halfway with water. The sterility of the once-edible vegetable was echoed by the white walls...
On a sunny day in Henderson’s, two jean jacket-clad students sat in cushy chairs as they talked excitedly.
Graduate student Alexander Ellis and junior Mak Baker are editors for Crossroads magazine,...
On an 81-degree, sunny day, the breeze carried the sweet smell of corn roasting over an open fire at Shelburne Farms.
Hundreds of people visited the farm to participate in the Harvest Festival Sept....
Gordon Coates, Culture Columnist
• September 28, 2018
Views for miles in all directions, a new perspective, a greater appreciation for life and a good workout all come from summiting one of the many mountains within an hour’s drive from UVM.
Whether...
