For some students, their advisers are the most valuable resource of their UVM experience. They’re open for office hours and let their advisees in on internship opportunities.
For far too many students,...
After spending their first two years as an undergraduate in a residence hall enjoying the comforts of accessible laundry, nearby food and no utility bills to worry about paying, most students begin their...
This story updated at 12:24 September 17 to reflect the correct question on the survey and to include who added it. The fraternity was found not guilty by a University investigation.
A UVM fraternity...
Employees of the Boston Globe had police stationed outside of their newsroom Aug. 30 after receiving threats to their lives.
Robert Chain, a 68-year-old California man, was arrested Aug. 30 by the FBI...
This summer, nurses from the UVM Medical Center went on strike to protest unfair wages and insufficient staffing.
The issue may feel localized — there are red “patients before profits”...
College is often depicted as one big party in movies and TV shows.
Drugs and alcohol are often glamorized — we’re rarely shown the passing out, blackouts or the overdoses.
But, substance use is not...
For some people it’s a friend, others a family member, sometimes a professor. We all have someone we trust in our lives who we can turn to with issues or concerns.
But when is that person legally...
This week, a discrimination lawsuit four years in the making is finally going to trial.
Cindy Ruescher, former UVM Enterprise Technology Services employee, accused the University of gender discrimination,...
Last week, SGA highlighted a desperate need for a counselor dedicated to the serving students of color at UVM.
First-year SGA senator Carter Yee brought up a resolution calling on Counseling and Psychiatry...
If we were to write the staff editorial expected of this paper, we would say that only 20 percent of the student body voted in the SGA presidential election, and isn’t that a shame.
We would wag our...
Two weeks ago, the board of trustees created a committee to discuss renaming buildings on campus. For over a year, students have called for the renaming of Perkins Hall and Bailey/Howe library.
The committee...
Tuesday is Town Meeting Day, which means that UVM students have the day off from classes to get out and vote. We urge all students who are exercising their right to vote to do so with care and commitment.
When...
