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Six UVM-affiliated...
Delaney Roy, Features Staff Writer
• February 25, 2022
Crystal Malone ’47 made national headlines after pledging Alpha Xi Delta, according to a 1946 Burlington Free Press article.
When Malone’s friends invited her to join Alpha Xi Delta as the sorority’s...
Irene Choi, Assistant News Editor
• September 23, 2020
For most Vermont students, summer was spent with socially distanced friends, spending time outside and preparing for the fall semester.
For Ryan McCarthy, UVM senior and Interfraternity Council President,...
After facing backlash for controversial tweets, the SGA president-elect apologized and said he hopes to mend his relationship with people that were hurt by his comments.
Junior Ben Bieri, who won the...
The vice president of SGA and an SGA senator are exploring the possibility of returning fraternities and sororities back to property tax-exemption status in Vermont.
The state bill which overturned...
Lee Hughes, Assistant News Editor
• March 29, 2019
While two fraternities remain under investigation, the fraternity activities ban may end for all but two chapters.
The ban, which was instated Feb. 5 following the Feb. 2 death of first-year Connor...
Lee Hughes, Assistant News Editor
• March 27, 2019
The future of the fraternity activities ban is uncertain as investigations continue, following a March 19 campus visit from the North American Interfraternity Conference.
The ban was instated Feb. 5 following...
It’s undetermined when the ban on fraternity activities will end while the investigation into a first-year’s death continues, according to Vice Provost Annie Stevens.
The ban was enacted following...
Dear Editor,
In response to the article “University treats FSL community unfairly,” I will limit my focus to saying that if UVM were to treat fraternity and sorority life fairly, there would...
"Alpha Beta Chode” was chalked on the sidewalk outside of the Royall Tyler Theatre in spring 2017.
This phrase targeted a population on campus, yet nobody spoke up about it.
This University,...
Junior Sheila Cruz said that on her first day of college, she only counted five people of color on campus.“I didn’t want to just be another statistic, the token half-Latina, half-African American girl,”...
