Both the men’s and women’s rugby teams took the field for the first time this season on Sunday, Sept. 16. The Hornets were handed a tough 39-31 loss by Champlain College in a game in whichthey dominated the first half, but ended up falling short. They’ve […]
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Despite Winless Start, Women’s Tennis Still in Playoff Picture
The Lyndon State Women’s Tennis team is off to a disappointing start this season, losing its first six matches, including a crushing 9-0 defeat today against Plattsburgh State. Head Coach Sue Henry and her team headed into the season looking to improve on their third place finish in […]
Deck the Walls With Local Art
Artwork loaned from students, faculty and locals throughout the Lyndon community will soon be displayed in the president’s house. An ad posted on the LSC portal last Wednesday asked for prints, paintings and photographs to be loaned or donated to decorate three rooms on the first floor of […]
Tune In Tuesdays: This Year’s Music Mondays
The Music & Entertainment Industry Student Association (M.E.i.S.A.) has made the switch from Music Mondays to Tune in Tuesdays. The event kicked off Tuesday Sept. 18, featuring two campus bands, Electric Sorcery and The Sanford Blackout. The doors opened at 7 p.m. in ASAC 100 and music began at […]
A Critic News Brief
Multiple people were treated for bee stings near the LSC baseball field late Thursday, according to police scanner reports. Lyndon Rescue was first dispatched to President’s Hill, less than a mile from their base station, for a report of a 16-year-old female that was having an allergic reaction and […]
This Month In Lyndon State College History
1995 The Library and Academic Center is first opened. The building featured brand new science wings and geology labs, a large meeting room (the Burke Mountain room), two 24-hour computer labs and a brand new library. LSC continues to search for a new Director of Public Information, […]
Smile, You’re Not On Camera
On a daily basis, hundreds of cars that belong to students and faculty members flood the numerous parking lots of Lyndon State College. Whether it is the residential parking lots for on-campus students or the commuter parking lots for faculty members and commuter students, the monetary value of all […]
The Great Smoking Debate
One current topic Lyndon State College students are buzzing about is whether or not LSC should become a smoke-free campus. Erin Rossetti, the director of Residential Life and a member of the Health and Safety Committee, said in an email that the committee was exploring the idea. “As we […]
Grant Cements Legacy
Senior Cross Country Captain Josh Grant is the backbone of a highly successful cross country team here at Lyndon State. Grant has claimed many Cross Country records in the past few weeks, becoming only the second LSC student-athlete to win the North Atlantic Conference Runner of the Week […]
Men’s XC Running Away With NAC
Just two races in the season, the Lyndon State Men’s Cross Country team is already slated to do exactly what they’ve done three of the last five years, and win the Northern Atlantic Conference. In the preseason rankings, they were projected to take the NAC by nine of the […]