Andrew Gould, Cynic News Reporter
• November 7, 2022
The 2022 midterms on Nov. 8 hold vital importance for the state of the country, according to student political leaders and two UVM political science professors.
Races for Vermont’s Congressional...
A newly founded club, Girl Gains, is promoting female weightlifting and ending the stigma of a male-dominated weightroom, said Girl Gains President Sarah Gremelsbacker, a sophomore.
The club gained official...
While snowier Vermont months provide little for people other than outdoor sports, the woods are still alive and well.
Many different animals occupy the wilds of Vermont, giving those with patience and...
I love how green Vermont is.
From the Green Mountains to state-wide composting initiatives seen in Vermont’s Act 148, Vermont has a lot of qualities that make it the No. 9 best based on natural environment,...
In triptych format, our Cynic illustrators each described how autumn can enhance our environment and lift our hearts.
Each artist chose varying styles and colors to create a representation...
Every Friday, Huntington residents gather at the Brush Brook Community Farm to enjoy free soup made with vegetables from their own land.
Farmer and baker Adam Wilson doesn’t own any of his own land....
Ella Ruehsen , News and Sports Editor
• August 30, 2021
Following an unprecedented year of hardships for students and updates in the news cycle, some may not have followed the many newsworthy events that have occurred on campus.
This year’s News and...
UVM announced a career education program in partnership with the Community College of Vermont at the governor’s weekly press conference July 13.
The program, Upskill Vermont, provides Vermont residents...
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....
“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...
