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The University of Vermont's Independent Voice Since 1883

The Vermont Cynic
The University of Vermont's Independent Voice Since 1883

The Vermont Cynic
Tulley Hescock

Tulley Hescock, Features Editor

Tulley Hescock is a senior Geography major with minors in Global Studies and Reporting and Documentary Storytelling. Tulley has been the Features Editor since spring on 2021 and before that filled the role as Assistant Features Editor. Tulley’s work has been published in VT Digger, VPR and The Waterbury Roundabout. Outside of the Cynic Tulley enjoys playing ice hockey for the UVM women’s club team and listening to podcasts. 

 

Email [email protected] to get in contact with Tulley.

 

All content by Tulley Hescock
Sisters Emily and Abby Portman stand behind the counter of their very own Poppy Cafe & Market on Jan. 13. The cafe is located at 88 Oak St.

Three unique eateries share one location in the Old North End

January 19, 2022
Brush Brook Community Farms cows graze on local private property Sept. 17.

Local farmer returns community support with free soup and bread

September 24, 2021
Families and friends swim at Bolton Potholes Aug. 27.

Student presence at swimming holes may cause tension for locals

August 31, 2021
Pearl Street Pipe and Beverage reopened their doors for the first time a year June 29.

Pearl Street Pipe and Beverage reopens a year after destructive fire

July 1, 2021
Class of 2021 banners hang from the Waterman building May 19.

Get to know five random seniors through five random questions

May 19, 2021
Featured image for education feature

Consolidation remains a constant reality for Vermont’s small schools

May 5, 2021
Women in politics: Barbara Rachelson speaks to sexism in Vermont legislature

Women in politics: Barbara Rachelson speaks to sexism in Vermont legislature

March 17, 2021

Passing the Mic to Vermont Women – A Vermont Female Firefighter’s Story

November 21, 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.

Democrat Molly Gray declares victory in closely contested Lieutenant Governor’s race

November 4, 2020
Candidate for Lieutenant Governor of Vermont, Molly Gray, stands with a group of supporters on the corner of Marshall Ave. and St. George Rd. in Williston, VT, Oct. 30.

UVM alumna runs for Lieutenant Governor

November 3, 2020
Protecting Vermont reproductive rights

Protecting Vermont reproductive rights

October 14, 2020
Stebbins and Bluemles campaign signs sit next to each other on Locust Terrace, a street they both live on. Aug 3.

Emerge Vermont helps to bring more women’s voices to the ballot

August 4, 2020
State Rep. Rebecca White grew up in Wilder, Vermont and attended the University of Vermont at the age of sixteen on a VSAC scholarship for low-income, first generation Vermonters.

Women in Politics: Rebecca White graduated UVM at 20 and joined Vermont government at 22

April 2, 2020
The Statehouse chambers stand empty during a recess, Feb. 13. The chambers seat all 151 members of the House, as well as extra seating for members of the public and media.

Women in politics: Vermont native represents hometown district at 24

February 26, 2020
Women in politics: UVM alumna earns her position in Vermont government at 23

Women in politics: UVM alumna earns her position in Vermont government at 23

January 22, 2020

Opinions on UVM Drug Use

April 21, 2019

Student Voices on the SGA Elections

April 21, 2019

“Almost Maine” Recap

April 1, 2019

Student Voices on the New President-Elect

March 8, 2019

Pippin Preview: Department of Theatre

February 25, 2019
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