Tucked away behind the shadows of the state’s tallest peaks, blue waters, sandy shores and luscious greenery are the natural spectacles of Vermont State Parks.
Vermont currently maintains 52 developed...
Inside of Old Gold, classic rock T-shirts hang from the ceiling, party clothes line the walls and ball gowns, wigs and vintage military jackets hang together.
Approaching the store located at 151...
Caroline Slack, Assistant Feature Editor
• April 24, 2019
Though psychedelics are often portrayed in popular culture as recreational drugs, psychedelics like ayahuasca have played a role in religious ceremonies and alternative medicine.
Josh — not his real...
They say if you want something done right, do it yourself.
This sentiment finds real world applicability in do-it- yourself venues, establishments with the space and equipment for live music that do not...
Caroline Slack, Assistant Feature Editor
• April 10, 2019
From the windows outside The Archives, lights from rows of arcade games glitter through the glass.
There’s an instant sense of childhood nostalgia — but it’s presented alongside a sophisticated...
UVM has a “queer-friendly” reputation among state schools, advertising to prospective students a “4.5 out of 5-star ranking on the LGBT-Friendly Campus Climate Index” on the Prism Center website.
As...
Caroline Slack, Assistant Feature Editor
• March 7, 2019
Junior Max Mitiguy has 70 tattoos, a lot of them are stick and pokes that he has done on himself.
But of his more than many tattoos, Mitiguy only regrets a couple: a text piece that he says isn’t...
Separated into four tables, Dinner and Dialogue attendees discussed gratitude, spirituality and unusually warm weather over plates of lasagna.
These dinners, hosted monthly at the UVM Interfaith Center,...
Caroline Slack, Assistant Feature Editor
• February 15, 2019
It’s a Sunday afternoon, and junior Tali Friedman opens her windows to watch an early sunset.
Then, she turns on her light box, a special lamp on her wall that mimics sunlight and helps her combat...
Warmer winters mean less time scraping ice off your car in the morning and fewer fears of falling on icy sidewalks while shuffling to class.
But for skiers, snowboarders and anyone who enjoys the snowy...
Caroline Slack
The music scene in Burlington is thriving; there are live gigs every weekend in quirky venues from house shows to ArtsRiot. Music is a huge part of the city’s creative and cultural...
When I first heard the news about the shooting in Squirrel Hill, Pittsburgh in which a white nationalist murdered 11 members of the Tree of Life synagogue, the first thing I felt, strangely, was annoyance.
“Of...
