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Kate Vanni, Assistant Managing Editor

Kate Vanni is a junior Communications Design major with minors in Applied Design and Studio Art. Before becoming the Assistant Managing Editor Kate filled the role of Layout Editor, Illustrations Editor, Summer News Editor, a photographer and a designer. Kate has been published in VT Digger and one of her news designs received 3rd place in this year's Pinnacle Awards for Best in News Design. In her free time Kate teaches a ceramics course at the pottery co-op, goes rock climbing and skis on the weekend.

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The Vermont Statehouse sits on the side of State street in Montpelier, Vt. July 23.

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Three Ward 1 election inspectors review the ballot receipt before sealing it inside the tabulation bag March 2.

Town Meeting Day in Photos

March 4, 2021
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March 4, 2021
Students wait in line outside the Davis Center to receive their COVID-19 test. One student said they had been waiting in line for 52 minutes.

[Photo] COVID cases decrease and students wait in long lines on first day of twice-weekly testing

March 2, 2021
Sophomore Althea Deschenes sits in the Davis Center doing homework while wearing double masks Feb. 19.

[Photo] Should UVM be double masking?

March 4, 2021
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[Photo] Letter from the EIC: How we reported on UVM quarantine conditions

February 23, 2021
City Market at the S. Winooski location is open to customers from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Feb. 17. This City Market location was closed on February 13 and 14.

[Photo] City Market employees demand hazard pay after COVID cases lead to temporary closure

February 25, 2021
City Market at the Flynn Ave location is open to customers from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Feb. 17.

[Photo] City Market employees demand hazard pay after COVID cases lead to temporary closure

February 25, 2021
Ella Ruehsen, a UVM sophomore and assistant news editor for the Cynic stands at the center window of Slade Hall Feb. 13. Slade Hall is a residence hall on Redstone Campus which has been reserved for COVID positive students.

[Photo] Inside COVID isolation at UVM: reporter recounts surreal stay with no masks and limited supervision

February 23, 2021
A USPS sticker with “Save the Arts” is stuck to a UVM streetlamp next to Rally cat Feb. 9. Similar stickers with different messages pertaining to the recent CAS budget cuts have appeared on other streetlamps around campus.

[Photo] 'I'm going to miss this:' Three cut lecturers reflect on time at UVM

March 8, 2021
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March 8, 2021
John Paul Grogan, the Director of Health and Outreach for the Center for Health and Wellbeing and the interim Director of the Counseling and Psychiatry Services team appears on a Macbook screen through a Microsoft Teams call Feb. 4.

[Photo] Students on campus face mental health challenges

February 11, 2021
Empty seats line up on the side of UVM’s Patrick Gymnasium Jan. 28. All UVM winter sports have been postponed until Feb. 4. as of Jan. 22.

[Photo] UVM women’s basketball ends season while other sports remain on pause

January 30, 2021
The Gutterson Fieldhouse is lit by only a few overhead lights during the period of winter sports postponement Jan. 28. Only cardboard cutouts of fans fill the bleachers.

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January 30, 2021
Empty seats line up on the side of UVM’s Patrick Gymnasium Jan. 28. All UVM winter sports have been postponed until Feb. 4. as of Jan. 22.

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January 30, 2021
The Waterman building stands across the street from UVM’s central campus Jan. 28. The Waterman building houses the UVM upper administration offices.

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January 30, 2021
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[Photo] Despite outcry, administration pushes ahead with gutting liberal arts at UVM

February 1, 2021
A Color COVID-19 testing kit is opened to display the contents of the kit Jan. 25. The kit includes a nasal swab, a testing tube, a biohazard bag and a return shipping mailer.

[Photo] More than 1,000 students missing pre-arrival test results during spike in cases

February 12, 2021
A Color COVID-19 testing kit sits in a Burlington mailbox after being dropped off by FedEx Jan. 25. The sample collected must be returned the same that it is collected.

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February 12, 2021
The state installed COVID-19 sign stands off of exit 14E to let out-of-state travelers know the Vermont guidelines for COVID Jan. 25. A 14 day quarantine is required of all out-of-state travelers among other safety precautions.

[Photo] UVM to maintain fall semester COVID regulations amid rising cases

February 1, 2021
Sophomore Cameron Morrisey, member of the women's hockey team, sits alone in Gutterson Fieldhouse stands.

[Photo] Concern arises for student athletes’ mental health during isolation

December 22, 2020
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[Photo] It’s time birth control goes over the counter

December 5, 2020
UVM students celebrate Biden winning the 2020 election on Main St Nov. 7 by popping a bottle of champagne. Students and Burlington residents flooded the streets in celebration.

[Photo] ‘Joy and relief’: Hundreds gather on Church Street to celebrate Biden victory

November 10, 2020
Students filter through the COVID testing entrance Nov. 6 in a line stretching back to the Howe Library stairs. Each student must blow their nose and use hand sanitizer before proceeding to the testing area.

[Photo] BREAKING: UVM reports 35 new cases among students, faculty and staff

November 17, 2020
Students filter through the COVID testing entrance Nov. 6 in a line stretching back to the Howe Library stairs. Each student must blow their nose and use hand sanitizer before proceeding to the testing area.

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November 17, 2020
Molly Gray delivers a victory speech from a podium inside the Great Northern, a Burlington restaurant, Nov. 3. Gray smiles as she delivers the speech to the press and assembled supporters.

[Photo] Democrat Molly Gray declares victory in closely contested Lieutenant Governor's race

November 4, 2020
Ballot counting machine assigned to counting early ballots for Ward 7 inside of City Hall Oct. 29.

[Photo] Students explain why they didn’t vote

November 3, 2020
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November 3, 2020
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November 3, 2020
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November 3, 2020
The ballot counter leafs through the ballots, handing his partner one at a time Oct. 29. He said typically he would be licking his fingers to get through the ballots more quickly, but COVID has put a halt to that.

An inside look at the ballot counting process

November 3, 2020
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