The walls of most dorms are covered with posters, candles are at risk of confiscation and the shouts of the next door neighbors playing Super Smash Bros make meditation seem like an impossible routine...
Allie O'Connor, Assistant Culture Editor
• February 15, 2019
When an undergraduate Public Communication major joined Chi Alpha, an on-campus Christian fellowship, she didn’t expect to meet her husband.
The average marriage age for women in the U.S is 27 years...
Love is in the air. Burlington might not be known as the city of love, but despite the cold and the snow, it can still be the perfect place to celebrate Valentine’s Day. Whether you are with your partner...
Vermont’s dark winters, with their bluster and shadow, leave many studetns struggling with their mental health.
Seasonal affective disorder is a type of depression that occurs in nine percent...
In the center of the room, an individual raises their voice and begins to sing.
Eventually, all members are singing, eyes closed, drumming on the desk and creating a song that overtakes the room.
The...
Standing in front of an audience and confronting the expectation to be funny on the fly are challenges improv actors must confront each performance.
Name Pending, UVM’s first and only improv troupe,...
Hundreds of UVM students braved the Burlington cold to check out the local skiing and snowboarding talent on display at this year’s Winter Rail Jam.
The event, organized by UVM Ski and Snowboard Club...
Allie O'Connor, Assistant Culture Editor
• December 14, 2018
In a poll of 88 UVM sophomores, 45 percent of them stated they had asked their roommate to leave the room so that they could have sex.
On the other hand, 72 percent answered that they themselves had...
As a campus, we’ve opened up a dialogue around more sensitive topics like rape culture. Students aren’t afraid to address hard-hitting issues around sex and relationships. However, there is an astonishing...
Disco music played over speakers as colorful lights spun around the room, an appropriate setting for a party rather than a sex ed group. Stephan Toljan
The Good Stuff is a peer-led group focused...
A small group of UVM students convenes in the kitchen of Hillel every Monday after dark. The oven light blinks, signifying go, and they start to knead, braid and bake.
These students are a part of...
Currently statistics show that of all UVM students who study at the Grossman School of Business, about two-thirds are men and only about one-third are women.
A 2-year-old club called Women in Business...
