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The University of Vermont's Independent Voice Since 1883

The Vermont Cynic
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University Heights and Central Campus residence halls repurposed for upcoming eclipse.

UVM to rent out dorm rooms for eclipse, affected students seek alternative accommodations

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A disturbing college phenomenon: Sex with a roommate in the room

A disturbing college phenomenon: Sex with a roommate in the room

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Mini opinions: what UVM should have done with the money they spent on the new logo

Mini opinions: what UVM should have done with the money they spent on the new logo

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A lesbian’s college survival guide

A lesbian’s college survival guide

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A murder of crows flies over the UVM Rugby Pitch March 27.

What’s the deal with the crows?

The colors of fall

Alexandra Bodelle, Staff Photographer
November 1, 2023
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Alexandra Bodelle
Yellow American Beech leaves lined with brown towards the end of fall.

Whether you enjoy autumn for its warm colors, spooky traditions or mandatory apple and pumpkin treats, the iconicity of this season is undeniable in New England. Although the bursts of October warmth kept us waiting, in this series I capture both the transition and peak of these quintessential foliage colors.

A bright red tree in front of a picturesque brick house. (Alexandra Bodelle)
Oak leaves slowly switch their green colors for red tones. (Alexandra Bodelle)
Multicolored branches and leaves framing a lamppost and building. (Alexandra Bodelle)
A fallen pinecone on the ground. (Alexandra Bodelle)
Close-up of a spotty leaf with green and warm colors. (Alexandra Bodelle)
Morning fog looming over foliage at Stowe Pinnacle. (Alexandra Bodelle)
Path lines in all directions with foliage and fog. (Alexandra Bodelle)
Full frame of foliage taken from the top of Stowe Pinnacle. (Alexandra Bodelle)
Venules of a leaf visible on a drying leaf. (Alexandra Bodelle)
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Mollys illustration of a star reminding themselves who they are.
Comic of the Week: "you're a star!"
You can often find sophomore Erin Wong (@nailz.by.erin) with incredible nail designs she paints herself, but she paints nails for other students as well.
Through the lens: student nail artists
A photographer attaches his camera to a large telescope in Battery Park.
Through the Lens: pre-eclipse preparations
Meaghans comic about the beanie effect at UVM.
Comic of the Week: "The Beanie Effect"
Crowds yell in disbelief during totality.
Eclipse on campus: how students celebrated a once in a lifetime event
The first few moments of totality.
Total solar eclipse moon phases
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Footprints in the snow leading up to the house from the frozen pond.
A weekend away in St. J
The second room of the public portion of the greenhouse is warm and full of life.
Winter Time Greens
A dorm mini fridge covered in various stickers and magnets
A Sticky Situation
Desire paths are paths created by pedestrians near a designated walkway, but are slightly altered in their direction for convenience.
Winter Desire Paths
Bird Bikes serve as a sustainable and affordable transportation option to college students and other community members.
Chirp chirp: Bird Bikes infiltrate Burlington
A UVM student casually skating in front of the Grossman School of Business Oct. 10.
Skateboarding Around Vermont
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Photo Illustration: UVM expects to generate $290 million in revenue from net tuition money this year.
Where does my tuition money go? A breakdown of student fees
UVM women’s basketball season ended during the WNIT after a loss against Saint Louis University April 3.
Women’s basketball closes season against Saint Louis University
Can’t buy me [self] love
Can’t buy me [self] love
Me, myself and I: the case for individual action
Me, myself and I: the case for individual action
UVM women’s basketball wins 67-59 against Purdue April 1.
Women’s basketball pushes past Purdue, claims first-ever Fab Four appearance
UVM Birding Club changed its name at the beginning of the 2023-2024 academic year.
Embracing change: UVM Birding Club fosters inclusivity

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