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The University of Vermont's Independent Voice Since 1883

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Sabine Foerg

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Masala Elaichi, an Indian Restaurant located at 207 Colchester Ave, provides authentic and affordable Indian cuisine to its customers. Owner Varinder Matri stands with his father-in-law, Suraj Mattri, and his brother.

Masala Elaichi serves BTV authentic Indian food

March 25, 2022
The Living Well office is located on the first floor of the Davis Center.

Living Well space re-opens

October 20, 2021
UVM Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering Mads Almassalkhi, who is the first joint appointee and joins PNNL as a Chief Scientist.

UVM establishes research collaboration with national laboratory of U.S. Department of Energy

September 21, 2021
A collection of recent email scams appear on a laptop screen Sept. 1.

As phishing and scams flood student inboxes, UVM continues to improve cybersecurity

September 8, 2021
After meeting in Battery Park to listen to various speakers the protestors marched to City Hall May 15.

Protestors stand in solidarity with Palestine, amidst rising tensions at UVM and across the globe

May 16, 2021
Budget model adopted for transparent financial redistribution now being blamed for CAS deficit

Budget model adopted for transparent financial redistribution now being blamed for CAS deficit

May 13, 2021
The Waterman building stands across the street from UVM’s central campus Jan. 28. The Waterman building houses the UVM upper administration offices.

Maintenance union secures wage increase and other benefits in new contract negotiation

May 12, 2021
The Waterman building located on the corner of South Prospect Street and College Street stands with nobody around it, Sept. 30. Waterman is the largest academic building on campus.

UVM’s faculty union secures salary and other protections after months of negotiation

May 11, 2021
CAS dean interviews for new job amidst departmental cuts

CAS dean interviews for new job amidst departmental cuts

May 3, 2021
Wanda Heading-Grant, vice president for diversity, equity and inclusion, sits in her office in the Waterman building.

Longtime diversity advocate departs UVM for historic new role at Carnegie Mellon

March 31, 2021
UVM students stand in the testing line March 29 to comply with UVMs mandatory twice a week testing requirement.

COVID cases remain high despite continued twice-weekly testing

March 30, 2021
The religion department building was built in 1891 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

‘What it means to be human:’ religion department defends value to the community following CAS cuts

March 29, 2021
The monitor in Billings-Ira Allen lecture hall displays a UVM screen saver Feb. 24. The empty lecture hall is where Associate professor and Directory of Graduate Studies Jacques Bailly teaches his in-person classes this semester.

An academic ‘persecution:’ The death of classics at UVM

March 15, 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.

‘I’m going to miss this:’ Three cut lecturers reflect on time at UVM

March 8, 2021
It begins with the top: Despite calls to action, faculty of color at UVM remains far below national average

‘It begins with the top:’ Despite calls to action, faculty of color at UVM remains far below national average

February 14, 2021
The Waterman building located on the corner of South Prospect Street and College Street stands with nobody around it, Sept. 30. Waterman is the largest academic building on campus.

UVM admin pushes forward with plans to consolidate colleges despite faculty pushback

November 18, 2020
Signs point to the polling place for potential voters Nov. 3.

UVM students wait anxiously for 2020 presidential election results

November 10, 2020
Junior Olivia Gaissert (left) and Sophomore Waseya Lawton (right) stand outside the Mater Christi School Nov. 3. Both students decided to drop off their mail-in ballots in person instead of mailing them in.

Voices from the polls: Uncertainty and optimism at the Ward 1 polling place

November 3, 2020
Major Jackson to leave UVM next semester

Major Jackson to leave UVM next semester

November 2, 2020
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