On July 10, Vermont residents found themselves experiencing the heaviest rainfall the state has seen since 1927.
Rainfall in Montpelier hit an all-time high of 12.06 inches, according to the National...
In a college setting, obtaining drugs is possible for those who desire them. While completely preventing usage is unrealistic, harm reduction tactics save lives.
In order to keep the student body...
In the past week, there has been a change across campus that has not gone unnoticed by students at UVM: the weather.
“I think [the recent change in weather in Burlington] came at a very much needed...
Editor's note: This story was updated April 17 at 6:34 p.m. to correct a stylistic error.
Transporting thousands of UVM students across campus each day, the faces of the UVM CATS Bus drivers are familiar...
Simeon Marsalis ‘13 is an author and a professor of English at Rutgers University-Newark.
However, he was once a student at the University of Vermont, an experience he drew on heavily in his 2017...
Boasting the Green Mountains and Lake Champlain, Burlington is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts. So, it is no surprise that UVM has garnered a parallel reputation.
UVM offers 22 outdoor-related...
Editor's Note: This story was updated April 12 at 3:13 p.m. to reflect new information provided by ResLife about the fall 2023 housing selection process for incoming sophomores.
As the housing selection...
The legacy of BIPOC student unions on campus signifies the strength and presence of the BIPOC community at UVM.
For decades, unions such as the Black Student Union, Asian Student Union and Alianza de...
Julia Streger, Features Staff Writer
• March 2, 2023
A familiar weekend tradition for UVM students, DIY-style basement concerts provide a lively end to the week.
“You’re all working together for a common goal and to create a good atmosphere,”...
The start of the spring semester at UVM marks the moment thousands of students have anxiously been waiting for all year: ski and snowboard season.
Each winter, many UVM students find community through...
When nearly 450 students on Redstone campus checked their fall semester bill, they saw a charge labeled “unassigned damages.”
The charges ranged from $4 to $20 and were dependent on the severity...
Tushar Asthana, Features Staff Writer
• February 2, 2023
On this campus, as a student of color, it feels like being oppressed has almost started to become a celebrated identity facet by our white counterparts. They seem to need to put themselves down, blaming...
