Dear Readers,
It is a bittersweet reality that Issue 29 is the last print issue we will produce this academic year. In reflecting back on all 29 issues we’ve produced, we are proud to say this past...
In an effort to be transparent with our readers and ourselves, members of the Vermont Cynic completed a 17 question demographics survey curated by Cynic editors.
The survey included questions on ability,...
On Nov. 10, 2020, the Cynic published its last print issue, or what we believed would be the last print issue at the time.
An image of students celebrating the 2020 election results plastered the front...
Last semester, a UVM junior, now senior, posted on their Instagram about their sexual assault, beginning a movement that led to thousands of students walking out in protest of the university’s mishandling...
Over the last week, an overwhelming number of survivors of sexual assault and misconduct have come forward, condemning the University of Vermont’s handling of investigations into their experiences.
The...
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected the way the Cynic operates in many ways.
We’ve had to shift to a mostly remote reporting model, with editors interacting with writers over Zoom, Teams, phone calls,...
In a country where many women already have limited access to reproductive rights, Barrett has confirmed the fears that lurk in the back of every woman’s mind.
She stands as one of nine on the court...
Starting a few months ago, as the election got closer, voters began to worry about the postal services ability to handle the new volume of mail in ballots.
Although much of this worry was politicized...
On Saturday, October 10, we wrote and published a story about Dr. Deborah Birx, the Response Coordinator of the White House Coronavirus Task Force, and her visit to UVM’s campus.
The doctor had some...
At its core, the Cynic editorial pages have always meant to serve as the voice of the students and the surrounding UVM community.
Each week our columnists work to provide you their takes on the world...
On Sept 17, students and staff gathered at the Davis Center circle to join UVM’s Latinx and Hispanic identity group Alianza Latinx, in raising their flag for Hispanic Heritage Month.
“We are here...
James Madison University is a school in Harrisonburg, Virginia.
To others, the school is a “ra ra” type football kind of school, known for its purple colors and the statue of a tiny James...
