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The Vermont Cynic

The University of Vermont's Independent Voice Since 1883

The Vermont Cynic

The University of Vermont's Independent Voice Since 1883

The Vermont Cynic

The problem with wellness buzzwords

The problem with wellness buzzwords

Eamon Dunn, Culture Editor February 8, 2023

In recent years, the term “burnout” has crept its way into our lingo and I myself have used it multiple times to express how I am feeling. It can be helpful to put a word or term to your experience—it...

The Living Well office is located on the first floor of the Davis Center.

Living Well space re-opens

Sabine Foerg, Features Staff Writer October 20, 2021

In a whirlwind return to in-person campus events and packed lecture halls, students can find peace in the calm, welcoming space of Living Well. Living Well reclaimed its space on the bottom floor of...

True wellness must place health before UVM image

True wellness must place health before UVM image

Letter to the Editor December 1, 2017

There have been sweeping changes in higher education as of late. With the introduction of a more diverse and qualified student population, services provided on college campuses must adjust to provide suitable...

SGA president Chris Petrillo on wellness

Letter to the Editor November 8, 2017

There have been sweeping changes in higher education as of late. With the introduction  of a more diverse and qualified student population, services provided on college campuses  must adjust to provide...

Consent is not sexy, but it is mandatory

Consent is not sexy, but it is mandatory

Lily Spechler March 31, 2017

Since it is such a hot topic on college campuses, I can say with certainty that everyone has heard of the word “consent.” By The Free Dictionary’s definition consent means “permission...

Positive thinking promotes health and wellness

Positive thinking promotes health and wellness

Lily Spechler March 11, 2017

According to Buddha, “all that we are is a result of what we have thought.” When we experience negative emotions over and over again, we are affected on a physical level. Anxious thoughts...

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