Paige Fisher, Culture and Podcast Editor
• April 26, 2022
At least 150 students gathered for a candle-lit vigil on Central campus at midnight April 24 to mourn the removal of a signature campus art piece: New York City artist Lars Fisk’s “Bus Ball.”
Bus...
Stay up to date with the Cynic Roundup, giving you coverage on the stories you might have missed in news last week. In this edition, we take a deeper dive into UVM's reputation as the Princeton Review's...
A $50,000 Cottrell Postbac Award from the Research Corporation for Science Advancement will fund a UVM student’s research fellowship, according to a press release from Strategic Communications.
Award...
Editor’s note: The name of one recovering student interviewed for this piece has been changed to a first-name pseudonym for privacy.
The Catamount Recovery Program helps students in recovery from...
Lila Cumming, Cynic News Reporter
• April 19, 2022
Most respondents to an April 11 Cynic survey don’t regularly smoke cannabis themselves, though they feel their peers regularly do.
In 2019, the Princeton Review ranked UVM as the No. 1 university for...
UVM’s newly-recognized Psychedelic Science Club offers students a space to learn about the different effects of substances in a judgment-free zone, said Zach Grinspoon, club co-founder and sophomore.
Grinspoon...
Paige Fisher, Culture and Podcasts Editor
• April 18, 2022
Students began gathering on campus annually on April 20 to smoke cannabis during the mid-‘90s. It has since been a recurring event, UVM Police Chief Tim Bilodeau said.
Students anticipate the celebratory...
UVM band Blu Pak and Castleton singer Tyler Serrani will open for the April 16 “Love, Kelly” hip-hop show after tying in an Instagram competition, said Kelly Butts-Spirito, independent music video...
In her latest photography exhibition, Vermont-based artist Shanta Lee Gander rethinks the Sacred Feminine and the male gaze through a collaboration between artist, model and museum.
“Dark Goddess:...
