Brandon Arcari, Assistant Breaking News Editor
• May 1, 2018
NoNames for Justice is planning a sit-in at the board of trustees meeting May 18.
The student-activist group held a teach-in April 22 to update students on the progress of their social justice demands.
Following...
This past week has been contentious, to say the least.
NoNames for Justice and other student groups have rallied to support students and faculty of color on campus, and their voices have been heard.
UVM...
We strongly believe that students of color and faculty want academic freedom. Faculty members can deliver this freedom, which comes with the responsibility to protect students’ freedom in regard to learning.
Students...
We have dedicated this issue to covering the protests, calls for resignation and administrative responses of the past week.
In the reporting of activist group NoNames for Justice’s actions, it has become...
Just after 9:30 p.m., protesters rolled up sleeping bags, cleaned up litter in the halls and gathered food they’d brought in preparation of a night on the floors of classrooms and hallways in the Waterman...
RECENT CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE IN BURLINGTON
Last night, a group of approximately one hundred UVM students blocked traffic on Main Street during rush hour. The Burlington Police Department made the decision...
Joey Waldinger, Assistant News Editor
• February 22, 2018
UVM employee John Mejia was not well enough to complete a public interview after having been on hunger strike since Friday, Feb. 16, said Emily Howe, who works in the Office of Student and Community Relations....
In the past year, Wes Richter has used “racist and threatening language,” according to an Oct. 5 Seven Days article, and J. T. Reichhelm stole the Black Lives Matter flag, according to a Sept. 29 VTDigger...
