My first win at Devil’s Bowl
It was another cool September night at the race track. The Super Stock race was scheduled to be the last race of the night. “Super...
Mixing COVID-19, H.S. and early college
I am an early college student in the middle of a pandemic. I am missing out on both my last year of high school and...
Coming back to the CU campus in the middle of a pandemic
I am really glad and honored that I got to come back to campus for this spring semester during the pandemic because not everyone got...
Another virtual graduation
The Castleton senior class of 2021 is facing disappointment in light of recent news regarding this year’s commencement ceremony. Castleton President Jonathan Spiro sent an...
Diversity at CU is a work in progress
This past June, President Jonathan Spiro sent out a pledge to combat bias, privilege and systemic racism at Castleton, following nationwide Black Lives Matter protests....
Low-key events are a hit
Hearts were on sleeves and inside stuffed bears at a Castleton Campus Activities Board event that drew over 150 students on Feb. 12 – just...
Silengo gives back to younger hockey community through clinic
Castleton men’s hockey coach Bill Silengo recently volunteered for a youth hockey clinic in Manchester for kids of all ages. “It was an awesome experience...
From classmates to colleagues: CU graduates start journalism careers
Jay Mullen and Austin Crosier sat next to each other, each holding a notebook. Across the room was one of New York’s candidates for the...
Castleton community reacts to K-Pop
Just a few years ago, K-Pop – or Korean Pop music – started blowing up on global music charts, including the United States. However, the...
Race and heritage explored in CU’s Collaborative Arts
In early November, Soundings students were given the opportunity to watch this year’s Collaborative Arts performance online. The project, led by dance professor Maya Kraus...