Lilly Page, Features Staff Writer
• March 31, 2021
“I see you! Come on up to the sugar barn,” Donald Schroeder said over the phone on a warm but brisk Saturday morning at Poor Farm Sugar Works in Colchester, VT.
The farm is an incredible sight....
For Halloween, Podcast Editor Dave Cabrera looked into some mysterious events and urban legends in Vermont. Joseph Citro, the author of Passing Strange, True Tales of New England Hauntings and Horrors,...
“It’s a dangerous thing to start a paper.”
As I read these words etched across a March 1883 edition of the Burlington Clipper, a weekly newspaper that used to run in the Queen City, the words...
Kate Vanni, Summer Editor-in-Chief
• July 13, 2020
Vermont will be joining the lawsuit to stop the new federal immigration rule, announced today by Vermont’s Attorney General T.J. Donovan.
This new rule calls for the deportation of international students...
UVM has called on the state of Vermont to give the University $25 million in additional funds to confront “serious challenges” facing the University due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
UVM President Suresh...
This is the first episode of “Passing the Mic to Vermont Women,” where Tulley sits down with women who are making changes to improve Vermont. State Rep. Rebecca White shares her unique story...
ESSEX JUNCTION—On a rainy Super Tuesday, thousands of people stood for hours in Essex Junction, Vermont, watching live results on the big screen as presidential primaries across the country were called.
All...
A controversial push to ban all flavored tobacco products in Vermont has been met with mixed reactions from students, health professionals and tobacco shops alike.
The bill, introduced Jan. 14, proposes...
As the polls throughout Burlington close, the Vermont Cynic has reporters inside City Hall waiting for the Wards 1-8 races to be called.
Check back on this post as we update it with more results.
Here...
Voters throughout the city of Burlington took to the polls March 3 to make their voices heard.
In Ward 8, Democrat incumbent Adam Roof faced off against Jane Stromberg in the race for city council.
Here...
Zoe Stern, Assistant News Editor
• February 25, 2020
A low barrier, on-campus food pantry for UVM students has opened its doors after nearly two years in the making.
Rally Cat’s Cupboard, an on-campus food pantry, opened Feb. 24 in the Hills Agricultural...
A UVM student is calling on the administration to give faculty and staff who took a personal or sick day due to a snowstorm that day back.
On Feb. 7 the Cynic broke the news that UVM would remain open...
