Irene Choi, Assistant News Editor
• November 6, 2020
UVM students who were tested earlier this week must be retested this weekend due to an increase in positive COVID-19 cases that may be associated with Halloween gatherings.
The Vermont Department...
Ella Ruehsen, Cynic News Reporter
• November 4, 2020
A day after UVM confirmed 31 students were in isolation, the University says six students have tested positive for COVID-19.
Late Tuesday, UVM spokesperson Enrique Corredera confirmed one student received...
Members of Migrant Justice took to the streets of Burlington, marching down Church Street to celebrate the settlement of a lawsuit with the U.S. agency in charge of immigration enforcement.
Migrant...
A confirmed cyberattack against the University of Vermont Health Network, that caused most of the network’s digital systems to shut down, has not impacted the University, according to UVM officials.
The...
Lilly Page, Cynic News Reporter
• October 29, 2020
Despite efforts from the city to increase voter turnout in Burlington, fewer ballots have been received from student-populated wards, indicating that less students are voting than other community members.
According...
The UVM Medical Center and the Larner College of Medicine will be a trial site for a COVID-19 vaccine, according to an all-staff email from UVMMC President and CEO John Brumsted.
The medical center...
In a visit to the University of Vermont’s campus Saturday, Dr. Deborah Birx, the Response Coordinator of the White House Coronavirus Task Force praised the University and the states’ handling of the...
Paige Fisher, Cynic News Reporter
• October 1, 2020
As the afternoon sun beamed down on the tents for the 29th day of the Black Lives Matter encampment in Battery Park, organizers set up chairs to talk about environmental racism.
Organized by student...
Emma Pinezich, News and Sports Editor
• September 25, 2020
One police officer involved in a controversial use of force incident will leave his post at Burlington Police Department after 29 days of relentless protest by activists demanding his firing outside Battery...
Irene Choi, Assistant News Editor
• September 15, 2020
The UVM alum set to be the first woman of color in the Vermont State Senate will also serve as one of three Vermont electors for the 2020 presidential election.
Kesha Ram, a democratic congressional...
For 13 consecutive days, UVM students have blocked roads, marched down streets and disrupted downtown Burlington as part of a multi-day non-stop protest calling for the firing of three Burlington Police...
As the first person of color from Burlington in the state legislature and at one time the youngest legislator in the country, Kesha Ram has never been afraid of ambition.
The UVM and Harvard alum...
