‘Art Soup’ fuses the arts departments
With an assortment of creativity and collaboration, Castleton’s “Art Soup” performance exceeded the bounds of traditional performance, captivating the audience for the second year. The display...
Genesis rocks Castleton community
It’s a great weekend for Castleton students when Genesis comes to town. It is practically our version of UVM’s Springfest concert, but with smaller artists...
‘Contemplation’ a metaphor for crossroad at graduation
I am closing in on a lifelong dream by completing my Bachelors Degree in Studio Arts. Having a Masters degree in Education and a long...
A slice of life: VTSU Castleton’s student-run podcast to illustrate the impact of Third Place Pizzaria
In 2017 a Castleton graduate saw how important it was for the community to have a place for the people to hang out and decided...
Burlington rapper making a name in VT, wants to play Castleton
Vermont is in the middle of an artistic renaissance. With Burlington’s major hip hop group 99 Neighbors parting ways, it seems many artists are looking...
Book of the Fortnight
“The Hounds of Baskervilles” by Arthur Cohan Doyle The infamous detective Sherlock Holmes promises tales of adventure, surprise, and genius. Recommended by VTSU-Castleton senior Charlie...
NAACP Fashion Show turns heads on the runway
The 1787 Room was alive with colorful lights and loud cheering on Saturday, March 30, as models strutted their stuff across the runway. But these...
Making prints was fun new art adventure
When I was done with my project, “linoleum block print edition,” for my printmaking class, I decided to do one more, because I had some...
‘She Kills Monsters’ slays
Casella was draped in rainbow lights Friday, March 22 as the audience silently filtered in gulp down the carefully prepared stage. To the far-left stood...
Book of the Fortnight
“If These Walls Could Talk” Staunch Buffalo Bills fan, Christian Meyer puts forth this book for football fans, “I read it because I wanted to...