Caton’s journey in journalism
When Caton Deuso first stepped onto Castleton campus in 2018, they really didn’t have an idea of what they wanted to do here. Something in...
Castleton cleans up Main St. Cemetery
Castleton community members weren’t afraid to get their hands dirty to do some good at the Main Street Cemetery during a recent volunteer cleanup initiative...
Answering the burning questions with Burnham Holmes
Burnham Holmes is a part-time English professor who has taught at Castleton University for 19 years. He has worked in publishing, been a freelance writer,...
Ghosts of the West Castleton Slate Mill
Sophia Buckley-Clement is a Mid-coast Maine native and amateur “spook enthusiast” who’s been studying in Vermont for the past three years. Though Vermont may not...
Ghosts for sale
Walking through an antique mall in North Carolina, Chynah Boise felt strangely drawn toward a case tucked away from the rest of the store. Behind...
Worker shortage hits area
Data from the Vermont Department of Labor shows that unemployment insurance claims have steadily declined throughout 2021. However, in late August there had been a...
DEI committee has new leader, plans
Castleton University’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee recently reconvened for the first time this semester and now has a new chair. Francesca Catalano, dean of...
The bird is back!
The friendly neighborhood bird that’s been visiting Castleton’s Fine Arts Center returned for another stay on April 20. On its previous visit, the curious explorer...
Churches adapt to the pandemic
Churches have made many changes and sacrifices in an effort to maintain the church- going experience amid the COVID-19 pandemic. For nearly a year, gyms,...
Spring in your step
The weather has changed so much this spring, and it has really impacted everyone on the Castleton Campus. It has gone from windy, where it...