Santa Claus is coming to town for the Johnson Holiday Jubilee!
If this is the first you’re hearing about this Johnson tradition, here’s what have organizers have to say:
“The Johnson...
Dear Cohen Repaci,
I really enjoyed your article, and it gave me many laughs. I am a born and raised Vermonter that grew up in the northeast kingdom of Vermont. I cannot imagine what it was like to live...
Photos by Faith Benjamin
Winter Sports Preview
This upcoming winter sports season, Johnson Athletics decided to add Indoor Track & Field to their sports lineup. This has created...
Laura Roald is a part-time faculty member for the Performance Arts & Technology program at VTSU-Johnson.
Where did you grow up?
I grew up in a town about the size of Burlington, comparatively,...
You are sitting in your room, alone. It’s dark outside, and there is no sound besides the whispers of the wind. You are on your website/app of choice, eyes glazed over as you mindlessly scroll. It doesn’t...
This story occurred one Halloween eve;
a night they call “Mischief Night,” I do believe.
It happened to children just ‘bout your age.
Their names, I recall, were Parsley and Sage.
Parsley was...
There’s a kind of silence that comes over the mind,
After not enough rest, or too much,
After a time of heaviness or wander,
When the business is replaced with roaring
Like an old, yellowing fan...
I’m not sure if I even have $7 to my name, but I find myself waiting in line nonetheless. It’s an integral part of my day to spend money I may or may not possess, on a sweet little treat, to feed dopamine,...
Hi, all! My name’s Cohen Repaci and I review hot dogs! I started this phenomenon in September of 2023 and it’s been a personality trait ever since. It brings me, and others, a wide amount of joy to...
Since the release of Optimization 2.0 and the subsequent departure of Isaac Eddy at the end of the last academic year, the future of the Polaris Performance Company seemed bleak. Nevermore, the company’s...
After having served the Portland, Oregon area, Shahqia Cross, owner of a blissful haven of an herbal tea house known as Rainbow Te, has opened up shop on Johnson’s Main Street. The business website’s...
Look up at the comically large floating red lips! It’s a bird…It’s a plane…It’s a science fiction double feature!
On October 18, VTSU-Johnson’s SGA partnered with the Campus Activities Board...
Editor’s Note: This is the second issue of the blog Black Talk: A Zine.
Because of their connections with social justice and political leftness, goth, punk, and other “alternative” subcultures...
This past Friday Johnson said goodbye to Shane Stacey, who shamelessly left the Johnson campus for better opportunities across the state, leaving a six-foot-five (and a half) hole in our hearts.
In his...
On a quiet road in Stowe, there lies a bridge. It is known to some as the Gold Brook Covered Bridge, but to most it goes by one name: “Emily’s Bridge.” What was once a bridge for horse and buggy...
It’s been a year since the revolt (or attack, depending on who you ask) on October 7th. Since then, much has happened to the people of Gaza and Occupied Palestine. From the International Court of Justice...
New club alert: For any students interested in documentary production, journalism, film, or media, the documentary club is currently looking for members.
The club needs at least three members and a faculty...
This week, Vermont State University welcomed Paul Suk-Hyun Yoon to the community, serving as the new Chief Diversity Officer.
Yoon’s professional history includes 18 years of experience in education,...
This fall 2024 semester began with a new energy. VTSU Johnson saw an increase in enrollment, making the campus seem almost as lively as it had been in the past. Students settled in as the summer heat slowly...
Calling all artists! From December 3 to December 16, the annual student art auction will be held in Dewey Hall. Senior Hannah Jenkins, a studio arts major, who is organizing the event, said this year will...
Since its transition into a hybrid institution, Vermont State University has been re-evaluating all resources available to students, typically looking to digitize in order to make them more accessible...
Editor’s Note: This is the first issue of the blog Black Talk: A Zine.
If you’re Black, you’ve been to a cookout.
In REAL LIFE, cookouts are social gatherings that we (Black people)* hold to...
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