Before he was a household name in the U.S., Bernie Sanders transformed Burlington from a rundown city into the vibrant community that it is today. In a political upset, Sanders won the 1981 mayoral ...
I used to practice my smile in the mirror, taking pictures from all angles to know which way to turn my face when being photographed to master the art of effortlessly looking perfect. Before I was ...
On March 24, the Abenaki of Odanak and Wôlinak reaffirmed their stance that they are the only true descendants of the Abenaki tribe in a presentation given during a UVM class. The presentation took ...
A new opportunity for UVM students will allow them to work on mentored projects with Vermont organizations through the Vermont Innovation Accelerator program, launched in March 2026. VIA was ...
On March 3, the citizens of Burlington took to the polls for the city’s annual Town Meeting Day. This year, each ward voted on a new city councilor, school commissioner and inspector of election, as ...
From Ben and Jerry’s ice cream to Cabot cheese, Vermont’s dairy industry generates $5.4 billion annually. Roughly half of the milk in these products is produced by the labor of undocumented immigrants ...
On Wednesday, Feb. 11, UVM’s Fleming Museum opened its doors for the spring semester, showcasing the student-curated exhibit “Memory Fields.” Students taking Professor Jennifer Dickinson’s “Museum ...
Written by American author Henry Miller, “The Air-Conditioned Nightmare” is a poignant and lasting piece of non-fiction, mainly due to the fact that the book displays an America not so dissimilar from ...
Under the glass roof of UVM’s Main Campus Greenhouse, warmth and foliage flourish even in the cold winter months. First established in the early 1990s, the building is home to over 400 plant species ...
At 3 p.m. Jan. 30, hundreds of UVM students participated in a nationwide march in protest of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. UVM students arrived at the Waterman Building at 2 p.m., before ...
Nikhil Goyal, an adjunct assistant professor of sociology at UVM and author, launched his campaign for the Vermont State Senate as a Democrat/Progressive in Chittenden-Central on Monday, Jan. 12.
Tucked away in Cohen Hall, behind a locked door and underneath protective white sheets, two blue metal machines have stood relatively unused by students since they were donated to the film and ...
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