Burlington will experience the coldest temperatures of the season on Friday and Saturday, which includes dangerously cold wind chills, according to a Jan. 14 CatAlert sent by the UVM Emergency Operations...
Stay up to date with the Cynic Roundup, giving you coverage on the stories you might have missed in news last week. In this edition, Host Nicole Hardy interviews Halsey McLaen, Assistant News Editor, on...
Halsey McLaen , Assistant News Editor
• November 4, 2021
Some of Burlington’s voting wards are unconstitutional and are being redistricted, according to U.S. census data and a June 28 resolution from the Burlington City Council.
Voting districts within...
After nearly a year of planning and rebuilding, Pearl Street Pipe and Beverage reopened on June 24, with a new name and a new look.
Following the July 1 fire last summer, the interior was left destroyed...
Rebecca Holt, Features Staff Writer
• April 23, 2021
UVM students renting in Burlington feel dissatisfied with housing conditions and relations with their landlords, however, one city councilwoman is working to make the overall renting power dynamics more...
In a marked decrease from the last round of COVID-19 testing numbers, UVM’s latest numbers show that 59 students and one staff member tested positive for the virus.
According to UVM’s COVID-19 dashboard,...
Vermont’s food service workers should all be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine already.
In Governor Phil Scott’s current plan, health care workers have been eligible for vaccination for months,...
Last week, Vermont officials reopened bars state-wide despite growing concerns from the Burlington and UVM community following a week of record high off-campus COVID-19 cases.
As of Wednesday March...
UVM students and Burlington community members arrived at the Ward 1 voting location, Mater Christi School, to cast their vote on the 2021 Burlington mayoral election.
On the ballot for mayor are Democratic...
Payton Kurrle, Features Staff Writer
• November 26, 2020
Patience Bannerman sits at her checkout counter, conversing with a customer. In front of her are Stockfish Bits and homemade donuts, behind her are mannequins with a variety of colored wigs.
The Mawuhi...
“It’s a dangerous thing to start a paper.”
As I read these words etched across a March 1883 edition of the Burlington Clipper, a weekly newspaper that used to run in the Queen City, the words...
