As I begin my second semester at Emerson College, I’ve been reflecting on my decision to leave the University of Vermont after the spring of 2024.
While my dissatisfaction with UVM’s film department...
In the past week, it was pretty clear to tell that election season was amongst us: the excitement from Halloween dwindled down and had been replaced by an eerie sense of impatience and unease.
As...
As most of us have read the Cynic’s "evil lesbian" story, published on Oct. 1, I would like to share a different perspective from the queer community.
I would like to preface, I am not in the Cynic...
I am proud to support Kitty Toll of Danville for Lieutenant Governor of Vermont.
As a young Vermonter from St. Johnsbury and UVM student, I believe it’s critical that our next Lieutenant Governor...
We, the undersigned, are recipients of the University of Vermont’s highest awards for teaching, scholarship, and community commitment.
Our group includes winners of the George V. Kidder Outstanding...
With the lifetime appointment of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the highest court in the United States, we can no longer deny the deeply entrenched patriarchy in the US and around the world. The case had eerie...
In response to professor Felicia Kornbluh’s letter published last week: Kornbluh’s assertion that agency fees are used solely for collective bargaining and policy proposal — and, therefore,...
Dear Editor,I'd like to thank the young lady for the well thought-out article, Feb. 10, 2016 on Hans Asperger. As a retired registered nurse, who happened to have a son with Asperger's Syndrome, I am...
Dear Editor,People make “hard to believe” and/or false statements all the time.When an email was sent to UVM students suggesting an Auschwitz crematorium was a hoax, the response from the UVM vice...
Dear Editor,The column on Hans Asperger, who gave “Asperger syndrome” its name, in the Cynic, Feb. 10, 2016, gets its history wrong. It relies on science journalist Steve Silberman, who in his most...
