Letters from London: Two weeks in and getting adjusted to life and new friends in England
I’ve been in London two weeks as I finish this and let me tell you a few things: the apple juice is good, Australians use...
A skunky message: just leave them be
Hey y’all. The skunks you’ve seen around the VTSU-Castleton campus are just going after easy pickins in their natural setting, because folks throw food everywhere. ...
Q&A with Interim President David Bergh
Vermont State University Interim President David Bergh sat down with Spartan Copy Editor Camille Jackson to talk about goals, his past and the future of...
Welcoming us back:Convocation features music and messages of hope from several speakers
Jan. 30 marked the second Convocation as a unified Vermont State University. With opening words from Cathy Kozlik, dean of the School of Business and...
Life took non-trad student in different directions
Life isn’t linear; it can often take you places you never expected to be and meet people you never expected to meet. At least that’s...
Family, friends and tons of food
International students enjoy first American Thanksgiving Contrary to the questioning of a surprising number of Americans, the Thanksgiving tradition is isolated to North America. Its...
Sexploration Fair makes sex topics easier to discuss
It was Wednesday night, the yearly SEXploration Fair was underway. The PAC (Peer Advocates For Change) Club had been spending a lot of time setting...
When is it okay to decorate for Christmas?
It’s that time of year again, where everyone is bantering about when you are allowed to decorate for Christmas. The time where all the stores...
Beginning a sad farewell
Within the depths of the English department is a professor loved by many, and equally disliked by others. On the surface she seems very stern,...
Skunks are a new addition to Castleton campus
Over the past couple weeks, skunks have taken over the Castleton campus. Some students say they have seen up to three different skunks circulating throughout...