Mindfulness is entering the mainstream as trendy, cute and healthy, but being mindful can be a chore to those with busy routines.
It’s no wonder that because of this, most people monetize the invaluable...
Any good, self-respecting Catamount carries three items with them when they leave their house: an autographed picture of Rally Cat, a flask full of Vermont maple syrup and their CATcard.
I’m kidding...
Some might say the transition from rural Wales to the U.S. wouldn’t come with many adjustments, but you couldn’t be more wrong.
I’ve been here for just over a month and it’s fair to say my visit...
There’s a big division on campus that no one talks about. It’s not in-state or out-of-state, it’s not Yerba Mate versus kombucha, it’s fake broke versus actually broke.
Someone who’s fake broke...
Since 2018, UVM has softly rolled out its new advising software called Navigate, but how much say have students had in this process? Zero.
According to the University’s own webpage detailing the project’s...
An evangelical preacher stands in a high-traffic area of campus, spewing homophobic language and surrounded by angry students.
Sadly, this is not an unexpected sight at UVM.
Evangelicals have set up...
It was a crisp, fall day on UVM’s campus. It was hard to ignore the crowd starting to form in front of the Davis Center.
On Oct. 1 from 12:30 p.m. to 3 p.m., a preacher spewed racist, misogynistic and...
This summer, I experienced a “hot girl summer,” literally. I was sweaty, sticky, muggy, sunburnt and got sand in places it doesn’t belong. Whenever spring fades away and the heat is here to stay,...
Do you wish you could go back in time and tell your younger self to try something different?
If I could, I would have told myself not to live in Central Campus Residence Hall as a first-year.
I remember...
Breathe. Just breathe.Ever since the first day of classes as a first-year just four weeks ago, these three words have been crucial to almost every aspect of my life.
Since arriving at UVM, my life has...
Being a college student in the U.S. means frequent reminders that education is pay-to-play. We pay for a ticket into the “educated” workforce, and we pay a lot.
Rising tuition costs usually dominate...
A conservative student group could be derecognized for breaking SGA rules, but as the group’s future is considered, national representatives have come to rebuild.
The group, Turning Point USA, is a...
