Coaches coping with COVID
Castleton University winter sports got back to some type of normality, but the coaches say it’s anything but normal. Between quarantine housing and seasons getting...
What does merger mean for CU?
Castleton University is facing major changes in the coming semesters after the Vermont State Colleges System Board of Trustees officially voted in favor of the...
The great debate: Millennials v. Gen Z
You may have seen it; TikToks, tweets and everything in between documenting an earth-shattering debate involving side-parts, skinny jeans and laughing emojis. The debate...
Castleton moves towards equity and inclusion
Following Black History Month, Castleton University is making steps to be a better and safer community for students of color. Senior Raynolds Awusi is president...
Freshmen cope with pandemic
First, they missed out on their senior year of high school. Now, they’re facing their first year of college during a pandemic. And it hasn’t...
Letter to the editor: Athletic Band members deserve better
How many of you still remember the moment your parents waved goodbye to you from their car as you stood there trying to hold back...
A simple ‘thank you’ goes a long way
This semester at Castleton University at the end of classes, some students have been offering a simple “thank you” to their professors as class is...
Spiro apologizes for delivery of Marching Band news
Castleton University just announced another cut to programs in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, unceremoniously – and accidentally. In a leaked email from Interim...
‘Everyone Eats’ in Vermont — including college students
As COVID relief efforts continue to disproportionally impact college students –specifically adult dependents – more and more students are facing food and housing insecurity. Roughly...
International skiers find success at CU
Castleton University’s Alpine ski teams have been building momentum and hope for the future with young athletes turning in good results among Division I skiers...