BREAKING: Fire closes Innovation and Discovery Halls
Staff Report, Cynic News Staff
November 15, 2019
Update 3: The fire department has given the all-clear. The Discovery and Innovation Halls are open, but all classes in those buildings are still canceled. Update 2: The fire started when a team of graduate students working in a lab were practicing with chemicals according to UVM spokespers...
Preview: UVM men’s soccer coach talks semifinals ahead of the game
Sawyer Loftus, News and Sports Editor
November 13, 2019
As UVM men’s soccer heads into their shot at the America East championship, the team has a sense of unfinished business, head coach Rob Dow said. The team’s last match against now No. 1 seed University of New Hampshire was an awesome test, Dow said. The game ended in a 1-1 tie that brought the...
UVM charts new course for Navigate
Julianne Lesch, Cynic News Reporter
November 13, 2019
Changes to be made to address faculty concerns
Here’s why men’s soccer won’t bring home the championship
Hayley Rosen, Sports Reporter
November 13, 2019
While a UVM victory seems probable in their upcoming Nov. 13 game against No. 3 seeded University of Hartford, it appears unlikely that they will advance farther than that. UVM is likely to win in their first contest against Hartford Nov. 13, as the team previously won against Hartford 3-0 Oct. 19 of...
SGA forbids clubs from using Venmo
Zoe Stern, Cynic News Reporter
November 12, 2019
SGA has passed an amendment to their financial policy that will now impose penalties for clubs using unauthorized apps, such as Venmo. Use of these unauthorized apps has been banned for years, said sophomore Lana Al-Namee, member of the Finance Committee. Now, any club member caught using Venmo for club purpo...
Men’s soccer seeded second in semis
Hayley Rosen, Sports Reporter
November 12, 2019
Both tension and visible breath were in the air during the America East men’s soccer championship game between UVM and University of New Hampshire Nov. 6. Going into the game, UNH was ranked No. 18 nationally, whereas UVM was ranked significantly lower at No. 60. In America East, UNH was the No. 1...
As snow storm approaches, Burlington puts parking ban in place
Sawyer Loftus, News Editor
November 11, 2019
Here's what you need to know about tonight's parking ban.
No charges for Burlington police officer in use of force case
Sawyer Loftus, News Editor
November 11, 2019
A Burlington police officer will not face charges after he punched a man in the head, resulting in the man’s death, ruled the Vermont Attorney General. Vermont Attorney General TJ Donovan announced Nov. 8 that Burlington police officer Cory Campbell would not be held responsible for the death of...
Student demand for CAPS services rises
Irene Choi, Staff Writer
November 8, 2019
An increase in student demand for mental health services has led to the creation of two new drop-in programs, Let’sTalk and THRIVE, from UVM’s Counseling and Psychiatry Services. At UVM, there has been a 5.6% average increase in student enrollment, but a 29.6% average increase in demand for ment...
UVM forced to add 25 general education requirements
Ella Ruehsen, Staff Writer
November 7, 2019
UVM will be forced to triple its number of distribution requirements for students because they are not meeting standards for accreditation. Students will need to take 40 general education credit requirements in order for UVM to continue being reaccredited with the New England Commission for Hig...
Day in the life of UVM’s Rally Cat
Hayley Rosen, Staff Writer
November 6, 2019
An ordinary cat sleeps most of the day, but Rally Cat is far too busy for that. This past Friday, Nov. 1, Rally Cat had many duties to attend to, including a women’s field hockey game, a men’s ice hockey game and VCat Friday. One Rally Cat employee, who wishes to remain anonymous to keep the spirit alive, ...
McAuley Hall’s “hazardous” material removal delayed
Lilly Page, Staff Writer
November 6, 2019
Renovations planned for McAuley Hall that would remove hazardous materials and other problems has been pushed back another year. Students living in the hall right now are frustrated that the building contains hazardous materials, but a University official said there is no need to worry. The 15-...
