Welcome to the first episode of In the Mix, a feature-length monthly show by the Vermont Cynic. In this Sex Issue special, Natalie Richardson and Charlotte King explore how varying levels of middle/high...

Reflections can be a powerful way of showing a moment’s duality.  They are also a way to look back in time, where you consider past decisions to see how far you’ve come, and strangely, how much...

Daylight Savings has ended once again, meaning winter is one step closer. Maybe you’re feeling icy breezes, or seeing those first tiny snowfalls. Nevertheless, your faithful hosts Natalie and Charlotte...

Vermont: home to the Green Mountains, fall foliage, beautiful sunsets and its fair share of critters. The photo section once again explored campus and beyond to seek out some cute cuddly creatures—and...

After years of trying to get the perfect shot with anything that could take a picture, like my Nintendo DS, iPod touch and iPhone, I decided enough was enough.  I marched down to the Green Mountain...

The 2024 presidential election has come and gone. While many of us are still processing our reactions to the results, we are also considering what can come next, regardless of your desired candidate’s...

For some it started three weeks ago, for some it just began. But for all, it just finished. Halloweekend 2024 will be one to remember: a Thursday-Friday-Saturday run, all gas, no brakes. No pause button,...

To celebrate spooky season, the cynic illustrators were asked to draw the scariest costumes they could imagine.     Want to dress up as a frat boy? If you have the costume, smell...

BOO! Did we scare you? Sorry. Now that you’re here, welcome back to Ask the Cats! This week, your faithful hosts Natalie and Charlotte detail how to survive “Halloweekend” in college. Tune...

The chill in the air and the hoards of drunken people in costumes has gotten the photo section in the true Halloween spirit. To celebrate, we have faced our most chilling fears for the sake of the season–and...

Abundant pines and outstretching greens are perfect for setting up a hammock and chilling. Students spend crisp fall days working, reading or playing music while enjoying the comfortable and supportive...