As UVM students compete with immigrants and refugees for the same types of housing, housing accessibility for new Americans in the city is threatened, Chittenden District Senator Christopher Pearson said.
Fifty-eight...
Tushar Asthana, Features Staff Writer
• October 27, 2021
I wore a mask far earlier than COVID-19, and the one I created for myself fills me with guilt.
I protect myself by pretending to be someone else. I walk around campus every day thinking about who...
Delaney Roy, Features Staff Writer
• October 26, 2021
This article was updated Oct. 27 at 12:07 p.m. to correct a typo
This article was updated Nov. 1 at 5:48 p.m. to correct a transcription issue
UVM began using Blackboard in 2008, but this relationship...
Sabine Foerg, Features Staff Writer
• October 20, 2021
In a whirlwind return to in-person campus events and packed lecture halls, students can find peace in the calm, welcoming space of Living Well.
Living Well reclaimed its space on the bottom floor of...
Liz Chadwick, Features Staff Writer
• October 14, 2021
The “freshman 15” is a familiar phrase to many first-years. This rhetoric may challenge students going through an already difficult transition into college, according to UVM dietitians.
The phrase...
A recurring microaggression I have faced is being called “whitewashed.”
Mocking me by calling me a byproduct of a white environment due to the circumstances that I am forced to adapt to because...
Lilly Page, Features Staff Writer
• September 28, 2021
Holstein cows line up at milking machines at the Miller Research Center barn while students attentively assist the process.
These students are part of the Cooperate for Real Education in Agricultural...
Every Friday, Huntington residents gather at the Brush Brook Community Farm to enjoy free soup made with vegetables from their own land.
Farmer and baker Adam Wilson doesn’t own any of his own land....
Elizabeth Roote, Assistant Features Editor
• September 14, 2021
There is now a tranquil scene of sailboats floating across the water on the underpass on the corner of Farrell and Swift Street in South Burlington.
The 12 by 50-foot mural, completed last month,...
Liz Chadwick, Features Staff Writer
• September 10, 2021
For students and faculty, art is both visual and abstract, and all forms are seen and experienced on campus every day.
Over the past 10 years, UVM’s campus has grown its collection of art such as...
Pockets of cool, shady pools pepper Vermont’s rivers, creating an oasis for UVM students plunging in for a refreshing dip.
Some students prefer the secluded Vermont forest rivers in Richmond and...
The Cynic found five random seniors. We reached out to them to get to know them through five thought provoking questions. The list of students includes writers, cooks, activists and musicians. Each has...
