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The University of Vermont's Independent Voice Since 1883

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Julianne Lesch

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The last reported incident of a man watching porn on a Howe Library computer was Nov. 12. The students who reported the incident felt uncomfortable with the situation.

Can you watch porn in the Howe Library?

Julianne Lesch, Cynic News Reporter
December 11, 2019
Students run into Lake Champlain at 7 a.m., Nov. 20, 2019.

Icy waters don’t stop students

Julianne Lesch, Cynic News Reporter
December 5, 2019
Students protest silently during a board of trustees meeting in Livak Ballroom, Oct. 26. The meeting was one of several that took place over the course of Oct. 25-26.

Students urge board of trustees to divest with little movement from the board

Zoe Stern and Julianne Lesch
October 28, 2019
Students protest silently during a board of trustees meeting in Livak Ballroom, Oct. 26. The meeting was one of several that took place over the course of Oct. 25-26.

Student protestors fill last session of board of trustees to push divestment

Zoe Stern and Julianne Lesch
October 26, 2019
Who controls your privacy? Students left in the dark over who has access to their data at UVM

Who controls your privacy? Students left in the dark over who has access to their data at UVM

Julianne Lesch and Sawyer Loftus
October 16, 2019
Senior Harmony Edosomwan speaks during a protest organized by NoNames for Justice and Queer Student Action at Waterman building, Sept. 25. The protest called for the release of the complete Campus Climate Survey data from the University.

Three Years of Protest: What does the future hold for NoNames for Justice?

Julianne Lesch, Lilly Young, Irene Choi, and Sawyer Loftus
October 2, 2019
New director of Counseling and Psychiatry Services, Carrie Fleider sits in her office on South Williams Street Sept. 19. By hiring Flieder as director of CAPS, the Center for Health and Wellbeing rounds out a time of transition.

A ‘stretched’ CAPS gets a new leader

Julianne Lesch, Cynic News Reporter
September 25, 2019
UVM Police Services Chief Lianne Tuomey stands in front of a framed picture that says ‘teamwork.’ Tuomey went on a leave of absence beginning July 11 and remains on an indefinite paid leave, according to UVM Spokesman Enrique Corredera.

UVM Police Chief remains on paid leave two months later, officials refuse to say why

Julianne Lesch, Cynic News Reporter
September 10, 2019
First-year students pose with candles and fans Aug. 25. The procession of students during the annual Convocation and Twilight Induction Ceremonies begins at Patrick Gym and ends at Waterman green.

Class of 2023 ring in the new school year with new UVM President

Julianne Lesch, Cynic News Reporter
August 27, 2019
Originally constructed in the 1880s, Billings Library has been a library, a student center and now houses the UVM Special Collections.

The past is present: UVM’s buildings have their own stories to tell

Julianne Lesch and Zoe Stern
June 2, 2019
Vermont College Democrats hold first ever statewide convention

Vermont College Democrats hold first ever statewide convention

Julianne Lesch and Zoe Stern
April 30, 2019
The UVM Catamount Recovery Program poses for a photo with recovery programs from other schools across the country at UNITE to Face Addiction Oct. 5, 2015. CRP began in 2010 and is located in Living Well on the first floor of the David Center.

On campus recovery program challenges stigma

Julianne Lesch, Staff Writer
April 25, 2019
A student asks a question during Suresh Garimell'a only visit to campus Feb. 14 before he was approved to be the next University president. Garimella was the sole finalist from the presidential search presented to the public, but there were two interviewed by the faculty panel.

Resolution officially denounces presidential search

Julianne Lesch, Staff Writer
April 18, 2019
Image courtesy of Lauren Kerzhner's facebook page

First-year nutrition major dies

Julianne Lesch, Staff Writer
April 10, 2019
Representatives from various colleges made a visit to UVM as part of the reaccreditation process in order to ensure that UVM has met certain standards to provide quality education. The discussion among the staff included performance assessments, sustainability on campus and how wage raises are distributed.

UVM measured against peer colleges

Julianne Lesch and Lilly Young
April 4, 2019
Officer Bill Scioss of UVM police services patrols the campus looking for suspicious activity. UVM police officers respond to emergency calls on campus, but also perform daily safety walkthroughs of buildings and support on-campus events.

Campus cops patrol the college community

Julianne Lesch, Staff Writer
March 8, 2019
Concerns after rape on campus

Concerns after rape on campus

Julianne Lesch, Staff Writer
March 6, 2019
A UVM police services car idles outside the Central Campus Residence Hall Feb. 13, 2019.

[Photo] Police warn students of successful scams

Lindsay Freed, Senior Staff Writer
February 28, 2019
Long lines outside of Brennan's Pub from 2:45 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday are a result of staffing changes at Central Dining Hall. Central Dining is now closed at those times, but students can use meal swipes at Brennan's, the Marketplace and the Green Roof Deli.

Dining staff cuts lead to lengthy lines

Julianne Lesch, Staff Writer
February 20, 2019
Presidential candidate finalist, Suresh Garimella, addresses the crowd in the Grand Maple Ballroom Feb. 14 during an open forum. The board of trustees is collecting feedback to inform their decisions about selecting the next University president.

Presidential candidate finalist visits campus

Julianne Lesch and Lee Hughes
February 14, 2019
SGA is planning to begin a program to bring more safe alternatives for students returning home late at night. Safe Ride Home would allow students to call a cab within a four-mile radius of UVM for a subsidized fee.

Students push for safe transportation

Julianne Lesch and Zoe Stern
February 9, 2019
Image courtesy of uvm.edu

Campaign calls for Arabic class offerings

Julianne Lesch, Staff Writer
January 23, 2019
Penis drawings on whiteboards are considered bias incidents that could be reported to UVM police servies by resident advisors. Resident advisors have been trained to document these drawings by taking pictures of them and writing a report.

Penis drawings lead to bias incidents

Julianne Lesch, Staff Writer
December 13, 2018
A protestor listens to Ryan McLaren, a staffer from Rep. Peter Welch's office, read a statement from Welch. "If this isn't worth standing for, what is?" said McLaren as he stood from his wheelchair.

White house firing sparks protests

Sawyer Loftus and Julianne Lesch
November 14, 2018
SGA raises funds for hurricane relief

SGA raises funds for hurricane relief

Julianne Lesch, Staff Writer
November 9, 2018
Millions in renovations approved

Millions in renovations approved

Julianne Lesch, Staff Writer
October 30, 2018
Candidates for governor do meet and greet

Candidates for governor do meet and greet

Julianne Lesch, Staff Writer
October 23, 2018
The new app, the Guide, allows students to track their academic work and all the activities UVM has to offer around campus. ninty-one percent of first-year students have the app.

App gives guidance to students

Julianne Lesch, Staff Writer
October 19, 2018
New Allergen Warning in Dining Halls

New Allergen Warning in Dining Halls

Lee Hughes, Katie Kelly, and Julianne Lesch
September 30, 2018
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