As the main lights dim, the only excitement filling the Royall Tyler Theater is from the actors, director and stage crew. The hustle and bustle grows backstage, as the company prepares to perform in front...
For the past seven years, Barbara Rachelson, has represented parts of the UVM community in the Vermont legislature.
Rachelson represents the Chittenden 6-6 district in the Vermont House of Representatives,...
As COVID-19 cases continue to rise on campus, many students can be seen wearing two masks to keep themselves safe.
A Feb. 10 report from the CDC found that wearing a disposable mask underneath a cloth...
Rebecca Holt, Features Staff Writer
• February 22, 2021
If the UVM administration goes through with the termination of the geology department, the university would stand out as one of the only state institutions in the country without a geology program.
On...
UVM Athletics Director, Jeff Schulman said that gender inequity is present in the athletics department.
The UVM men’s and women’s Varsity Ice Hockey teams receive vastly different support, both...
Liz Chadwick, Features Staff Writer
• February 11, 2021
The coronavirus is often recognized by its common symptoms: fever, cough and shortness of breath.
But a less-talked-about symptom of the pandemic is affecting the UVM community as well: the negative...
Payton Kurrle, Feature Staff Writer
• December 22, 2020
A month before Christmas, Cameron Morrissey, a member of the UVM women’s hockey team, and her family decorated their Christmas tree.
The next day, Morrissey returned to UVM, for the entirety of...
Payton Kurrle, Features Staff Writer
• November 26, 2020
Patience Bannerman sits at her checkout counter, conversing with a customer. In front of her are Stockfish Bits and homemade donuts, behind her are mannequins with a variety of colored wigs.
The Mawuhi...
Liz Chadwick, Features Staff Writer
• November 12, 2020
Despite Vermont’s record-breaking voting turnout in 2020, UVM’s voting rate historically falls short of average, and certain majors appear to contribute to its low participation more than others.
According...
Tulley Hescock, Assistant Feature Editor
• November 3, 2020
For Molly Gray, Vermont always seemed to call her back, no matter where she went.
Gray, born in Vermont and raised on her parents vegetable farm in Newbury, Vermont, graduated from UVM in 2007.
Thirteen...
Rebecca Holt, Features Staff Writer
• October 30, 2020
The University of Vermont received a grant of $3.2 million towards research, bringing together professors from different disciplines all pointed towards understanding the Earth’s climate and ecosystems.
The...
Liz Chadwick, Feature Staff Writer
• October 22, 2020
Last March, Vermont’s ski mountains were suddenly empty.
As the coronavirus pandemic took hold across the world, crowds of skiers made their last descent and packed up their gear, unaware not only...