As the snow melts on campus and the grass is finally visible, not everyone seems excited for the warmer seasons.
However, the spring brings an opportunity to experience the outdoors without the layers...
Avery Delisle, Culture Staff Writer
• January 20, 2022
As temperatures continue to drop and students return back to campus, the Ski and Snowboard Club kicks into full gear for the upcoming semester.
The Ski and Snowboard Club is the largest collegiate ski...
Attending a university within driving distance of ski resorts sounds too good to be true.
For many, it is. Most first-years and sophomores do not have cars on campus, so they often rely on the UVM...
Kate Vanni, Layout and Illustrations Editor
• October 29, 2020
“All of the Lights” blasted from speakers as skiers and riders snapped their bindings in and hit the rails for the first time in six months.
UVM’s Ski and Snowboard Club set up their makeshift park...
Liz Chadwick, Feature Staff Writer
• October 22, 2020
Last March, Vermont’s ski mountains were suddenly empty.
As the coronavirus pandemic took hold across the world, crowds of skiers made their last descent and packed up their gear, unaware not only...
At around 5:00 a.m. March 4, a white van pulled into the parking lot of Gutterson Fieldhouse.
Junior Finn Brokaw, a group leader of Power through Powder, got out of the van and opened the back, revealing...
Evan Peck
Between the last time I went skiing and the next time I go, there will be a generation of ski babies born that will whiz past me. Born to wealthy parents, these young...
Warmer winters mean less time scraping ice off your car in the morning and fewer fears of falling on icy sidewalks while shuffling to class.
But for skiers, snowboarders and anyone who enjoys the snowy...
I was 6 years old when I took my first ski lesson, and since then, you can always find me doing the snow dance.
I was heartily saddened two weeks ago when I read about the death of prolific ski filmmaker...
