A growing group of graduate students are collaborating on efforts to unionize, said masters student George Love.
However, UVM administration feels a unionized environment would impact the relationship...
Halsey McLaen, Assistant News Editor
• January 20, 2022
Two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, UVM tries its best to support students while still building academic success, said Jennifer Dickinson, vice provost for academic affairs and student success.
Some...
Lila Cumming, Cynic News Reporter
• January 19, 2022
The faculty union's requests for mandated COVID-19 vaccinations for faculty members went unheard for four months, until Dec. 6, when UVM put out a press release stating they had adopted the requirement...
RJ Morrison, Cynic News Reporter
• January 18, 2022
Editor's note: This article was updated at 8:46 p.m. Jan. 18 to correct a counting error in the headline.
Following calls for his resignation, former CESS professor Aaron Kindsvatter resigned Aug....
The UVM Student Athletes of Color Affinity Group hung a framed Black Lives Matter flag in the Patrick Gym, Nov. 17, 2021, but the installation is not permanent, said senior Carolyn Carrera, vice president...
Burlington will experience the coldest temperatures of the season on Friday and Saturday, which includes dangerously cold wind chills, according to a Jan. 14 CatAlert sent by the UVM Emergency Operations...
UVM anticipates an increase in COVID cases among students, faculty and staff, and plan to continue in-person operations as COVID cases peak, according to a Jan. 11 email from Patricia Prelock, provost...
Ella Ruehsen, Cynic News Editor
• December 22, 2021
All UVM students are required to receive COVID-19 boosters, according to a Dec. 22 email from Patricia Prelock, provost and senior vice president, and Gary Derr, vice president for operations and public...
UVM will require Day-0 COVID-19 testing for students at the start of spring semester, according to a Dec. 9 email from Patricia Prelock, provost and senior vice president, and Gary Derr, vice president...
Chittenden Solid Waste District will stop accepting compostable foodware and packaging in its compost stream beginning Jan. 1, 2022, according to a Dec. 10 email from Elizabeth Palchak, director of the...
Nestled on the bottom floor of Living/Learning Building C are a cozy pair of living rooms complete with sofas, food and games.
This space is the Prism Center, a safe home base for UVM’s LGBTQ+ students...
Eliza Barker, Cynic News Reporter
• December 9, 2021
While sexually transmitted infections are a prevalent reality on college campuses, the issue is often shrouded in stigma, said Jenna Emerson, health and sexuality educator at the Center for Health and...
