Structurally, UVM’s libraries are buildings with countless bookshelves. Less visibly, the people inside keep the libraries’ hearts beating.
Librarians are behind the bookshelves and desks of UVM’s...
The winding driveway up Rogers Road seems to be heading straight for a dead end until you see the “Lucy Rogers 2018” campaign sign sticking out of the snow.
Inside her family’s white farmhouse,...
Malaysian condom company Karex made 5 billion condoms in 2016, accounting for roughly 15 percent of the world’s condom market, according to an August 2016 Forbes article.
With this photo feature,...
It’s 9:40 a.m., and students in classics professor Mark Usher’s “Classics Then and Now” are excitedly chatting about a book they read, “The Golden Ass of Lucius Apuleius.”
This book was adapted...
UVM’s campus is blanketed in a layer of snow, and students have started trudging to class in parkas and snow boots.
Burlington temperatures dipped to a record-breaking 11 degrees Fahrenheit at 6 a.m....
When asked if she knew what Old Mill looked like before 1880, sophomore Sinéad Murray said, “I don’t.”
Murray, by nature of her political science major, spends a lot of time in Old Mill, the home...
Bleary-eyed students shuffled into a lecture hall, clutching coffee mugs and iClickers as they prepared for their first class of the day, Healthy Brains Healthy Bodies.
According to the Wellness...
A small truck steered around the corner and backed into the loading dock. In its refrigerated compartment, 1,500 pounds of diced potatoes sat alongside cases of local produce.
This week’s shipment...
Vietnamese restaurant Pho Hong has carved out a little slice of home, causing locals and college students alike to return for over 10 years.
Pho Hong, on 325 N. Winooski Ave., opened in February 2008....
From the outside, 96 Buell St. doesn’t look very striking. One might not expect formerly
incarcerated people to live in the middle of a street known for housing UVM students.
However, in this tidy...
The neon glow from LED strip lights illuminate a pong table, and every knock on the door throws the room into anxious anticipation of the dreaded, “RA on duty.”
Vaguely recognizable faces, uncomfortable...
Her heart was pounding as she carried boxes into what would be her new home for the next nine months.
First-year Abbie Doiron thought that finally, the moment she had been waiting for all summer had come.
Sitting...
