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UVM Staff United holds May Day rally

Maggie O'Shea, Annalisa Madonia, and Alexandra Bodelle
May 3, 2024
Annalisa Madonia
UVM Staff United co-president Ellen Kaye addresses the crowd.

On May 1 at 11:45 a.m., UVM Staff United gathered on the Howe Library steps for their May Day rally, along with UVM Graduate Students United, United Academics and supporters. 

The rally marched down University Place onto the Fleming Green in front of the University of Vermont Medical Center. 

UVMMC Support Staff United and the Vermont Federation of Nurses and Health Professionals joined the rally on the Fleming Green. 

UVM Staff United protesters gather on the steps of Howe Library.
(Annalisa Madonia)
Signs read, “Worker wages, not executive raises.”
(Alexandra Bodelle)
Protestors march past Old Mill. (Annalisa Madonia)
Protesters continue to march across the Fleming Green.
(Alexandra Bodelle)
Protestors wear pins in solidarity with Palestine. (Annalisa Madonia)
An organizer speaks to the crowd using a megaphone. (Annalisa Madonia)
Protesters end their march outside of the UVM Medical Center. (Annalisa Madonia)
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Annalisa Madonia
Annalisa Madonia, Co-Photo Editor
(She/her)  Annalisa Madonia is a junior majoring in public communication with minors in food systems, applied design and nutrition and food sciences. She joined the Cynic as a staff photographer before taking on the role of photo editor. In her free time, she loves to combine her passion for baking and photography with food photography. Email [email protected] to get in contact with Annalisa.