Comedian Jen Kirkman on life at 44 and Louis C.K.
Jean MacBride, Staff Writer
October 18, 2018
Tommy Lau Comedian Jen Kirkman took over the stage at Vermont Comedy Club with bootcut jeans and plenty of stories to tell. Although best known for being a regular roundtable panelist on “Chelsea Lately,” Kirkman had plenty of new material about life as a woman and comedian. She relished...
Feverish World set to take over Burlington
Anna Kolosky, Staff Writer
October 17, 2018
Filed under Campus Life, Life
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 Symposium will be happening all over UVM and Burlington Oct. 20 through Oct. 22 and will showcase ...
All-female band to open FallFest
Sarah Robinson, Staff Writer
October 16, 2018
Filed under Arts, Campus Life, Culture
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 bands for Fall and SpringFest that they think students will recognize. Junior Max Greenwood is on th...
Dancers interpret victorian era
Keely Lyons, Staff Writer
October 14, 2018
Under the watchful eye of a sculpture of St. George, a woman clad in white fell gracefully and slowly down the staircase in the Fleming’s marble court. The music she moved to ranged from Chopin to spirituals, and was occasionally overlaid with poetry by Emily Dickinson.Sam Litra Polly Motley pe...
Pep band brings energy & enthusiasm
Amanda Anderson, Staff Writer
October 13, 2018
Filed under Culture
Although Gutterson Fieldhouse is mostly empty on a Wednesday evening, music, lights and action fill the gym. Instead of cheering fans, empty instrument cases lay scattered over the bleachers. Musicians dance with their instruments, rocking back and forth and up and down. The Catamount Pep Ban...
Fashion at UVM: Q&A
Cyrus Oswald, Staff Writer
October 12, 2018
Filed under Campus Life, Culture, Life
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, hip or old fashioned. She does it all. Cyrus Oswald When we interviewed, she was wearing a bl...
Culture staff reccomends
October 11, 2018
Podcast → “Serial” Cyrus Oswald Every episode of “Serial” season one begins the same, with a pre-recorded phone call from Adnan Syed, a recap of the last episode, and it’s signature eery theme music. A witty and captivating investigative podcast, “Serial” is one of the best out t...
Artists act as curators in new exhibition series at BCA
Keely Lyons, Staff Writer
October 6, 2018
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 and beige carpet in the room. The pipes of the building burst into the exhibit space, and the ...
Dr. Dog and Frankie Cosmos to headline FallFest
Bridget Higdon, Culture Editor
October 5, 2018
Filed under Culture
Dr. Dog and Frankie Cosmos will be the headliners for this year’s FallFest. The announcement was made by UVM Program Board, Oct. 5. UVM’s Father Figuer will be the opening act. FallFest, an annual concert hosted by UPB, will take place at 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 19 in Patrick Gym. Dr. Dog is an ...
Grief and puppets take the stage this week
Addie Beach, Senior Staff Writer
October 5, 2018
Filed under Arts, Culture, Previews
Church, grief and demonic puppets open UVM Theatre’s latest season. “Hand to God” is a dark comedy about a teenager, Jason, in a small Texas suburb who, while dealing with the aftermath of his father’s death, winds up performing in a church puppet show that soon appears to be possessed. ...
Poets meet at the crossroads with new magazine
Anna Kolonsky, Staff Writer
October 4, 2018
Filed under Campus Life, Culture, Life
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, an independent, student-run poetry magazine. The project began in late 2017 when Ellis and hi...
Student-curated exhibit and Victorian fashion now on view at Fleming
Jonathan Greenberg, Staff Writer
October 3, 2018
Filed under Culture
Transport yourself to a bygone era by viewing ceramics painted with intricate florals and dresses made of fine lace, without having to leave to comfort of campus. Two new exhibits opened Sept. 21 in the Fleming Museum. A reception at the museum celebrated the reveal of “From House to Home,” a com...
