With the beginning of classes comes copious hours in the library, late nights and the diet of frozen burritos, pizza and cheap beer. Burlington, however, abounds with fresh, local foods and microbrews that students can incorporate into their own ...

It's 6:55 a.m. when sophomore Bayan Suleiman rolls out of bed and sits in front of her computer on the morning of her scheduled class registration....

Before you set foot on Burlington's sidewalks for another thrilling weekend night, remember that there are a few things not worth experiencing and - like being transported to Fletcher Allen and ACT One detoxification center downtown....

Allegations of animal cruelty and fires have resulted in a shortage of slaughterhouses in Vermont, leaving the local food movement craving for meat. Recently, the Bushways Slaughterhouse in Grand Isle was shut down due to animal cruelty. ...

One day in April 1999, UVM received a copyright violation fax from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), the first of its kind at UVM, in response to a students sharing music online....

Some might expect to find their stuff stolen while out of town for summer break, but statistics from the Burlington Police Department (BPD) show that when students return to off-campus housing for the school year, criminals are much more eager to pounce....

At a school known for both its liberal students and professors, some students question whether their tuition money is paying for the facts or a professor's opinion. Pablo Bose, a professor in the geography department, said he thinks it's a health...

A short distance from Harris-Millis, UVM students smell like cows. Literally. These smelly students are involved in the CREAM program at UVM, where students run a dairy herd of about 30 cows and produce milk that is sold to local distributors. and nb...

On any given weekend, students attend parties in cramped apartments and basements. But games like beer pong and offhand sexual trysts could have greater consequences than a hangover and some regret. From sharing cups to hooking up, parties are a com...

McKenna, Ruth, Emily, Kate, Brittany, Danie, Stephanie, Amanda, Alyssa, Nicole, Sarah, Arielle, Allison, Casey, Emily, Katie, Hannah, Suzanne and Jake. This is how the attendance roster of a Communication Methods lab being held this semester read...

Rally Cat, to most students, brings to mind images of a friendly, oversized Catamount, slapping high fives to kids and messing up the hair of college students who eagerly attend hockey games and show their school spirit....

In most parts of the country, maple syrup is something for topping pancakes, lumberjacks and Buddy the Elf. In Vermont, it's much more than that. From maple ice cream and frosted donuts to maple festivals and over 50 sugar shacks, small houses wh...

Legally, as all UVM undergraduates should know, not a drop of alcohol should be making its way up to the residence halls. In reality, however, more than a few 30-racks pass through dorm doors....

There are many things students worry about when considering going to school abroad: learning a new language, figuring out a different culture, missing friends and family. However, getting there is half the battle....

In Vermont, there are only two seasons: mud season and ski season. ...

Jill Hoppenjans has no problem saying, 'told you so.'...

Your future boss probably will not care if you get those Lady Gaga lyrics tattooed across your back....

When is friending too friendly? Before senior Lisa Rosenburg leaves her house for the day, she checks her Facebook account. Then she checks it another four times throughout the day. While Facebook has certainly impacted Rosenburg's daily schedule, the ...

Wearing fur is evil. President Fogel is ruining UVM. Accepting Jesus is the only way to avoid Hell. ...

On Sunday, Sept. 27, he, along with six other refugees living in Burlington, recounted his story in Champlain College's Alumni Auditorium....