Camille Sweet, Features Staff Writer
• December 1, 2022
UVM students have put strain on the Burlington housing market because they, as a group, are able to afford more costly rent prices, said Michael Monte, executive director of the Champlain Housing Trust.
The...
When members of the UVM community dispose of their food waste, they have three options. The compost bin, meant for food scraps and paper napkins, is one of them.
While everyday students dispose of...
Editor’s note: The last name of one student interviewed for this piece has been changed to a pseudonym for reasons relating to safety concerns.
While UVM’s administration has been working to advance...
Faith Jesmain, Features Staff Writer
• November 4, 2022
Rebounding from a pandemic, the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics club shoots for the stars as it plans to revive the club through a project where students will build a rocket glider.
The...
Camille Sweet, Feature Staff Writer
• November 1, 2022
When the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade earlier this year, Vermont’s Reproductive Liberty Amendment gained traction with its potential to protect Vermonters’ reproductive autonomy.
The RLA...
Fans with hand-made signs cheered on the Montreal Force from the stands of the Gutterson Fieldhouse at 3 p.m. Oct. 23 to support the professional debut of both the team and many of its individual players,...
Anyone who happened to be at Burlington Pride last month likely noticed the gaggle of friendly-looking monsters on the official pride festival t-shirts.
The creator of these characters is Liza-Marie...
Delaney Roy, Assistant Features Editor
• October 13, 2022
In addition to hosting regular meetings, Alianza Latinx brings students together twice a year for its biggest annual events, filling the Grand Maple Ballroom with food, dancing and joy.
Alianza Latinx,...
UVM’s Class of 2026 is the most academically qualified in the University’s history, according to a May 4 UVM Today article. However, many students have still reported facing challenges in the transition...
From roller-skating through the streets of New York to the dancing that earned him the nickname “Lawn Mower,” Cesar Augusto Murillo ‘91 is remembered for his fun and outgoing personality.
However,...
Tushar Asthana, Features Staff Writer
• September 22, 2022
Double consciousness is the struggle African Americans face to remain true to Black culture while at the same time conforming to the dominant white society, according to the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
The...
Disability advocacy and a devotion to fashion combine through UVM club Runway of Dreams, said junior Jillian Conway, co-president and co-founder.
Runway of Dreams is UVM’s chapter of a national...
