An email distributed campus-wide on LSCStuAll Thursday morning violated the Vermont State College’s policy on solicitation, according to college officials. Brian Martineau, Wheelock residence hall director and student activities coordinator, sent the email inviting students to a luncheon event sponsored and paid for by the Northeast Kingdom Democrats and the […]

  A past president of the Lyndon State Student Government Association (“SGA”) is coming under fire for receiving $5,000 in taxpayer money for social media work. The Vermont Digger reported on Tuesday, Sept. 4that the money paid to John Kleinhans (class of 2012) for his work on Facebook amounted to […]

  When returning students were asked which dining hall service provider they thought was better (Aramark Vs. Sodexo), they had this to say.   Michael Fisher V, Sophomore, Electronic Journalism Arts. “To be honest, I like Sodexo more because the food seems better and they seem to get more creative […]

  There’s a new food service in town-and it’s looking to overhaul how LSC students eat. Sodexo, which took over LSC’s food service operations from Aramark this summer, plans to make big changes to the dining experience according to Joseph McClain, general manager of Sodexo’s operations at the Stevens Dining […]

  A man who’s office view had been the New York City skyline for nearly a decade has taken over the reins of Lyndon State College. Dr. Joseph Bertolino officially became the college’s fifteenth president as of July 1, 2012. Since he started, he has been working toward making small […]

A humanities professor at Johnson State College accused of sexually harassing at least one student last year is still teaching classes. According to a JSC report obtained by The Critic dated May 17, 2012, JSC student Nicole Daigneault, 32, of St. Johnsbury, filed a formal complaint of sexual harassment against […]

  Lyndon’s housing options are growing. Seven students are now occupants of LSC’s newest residential building, located several miles off-campus at 1111 Main St. in St. Johnsbury. The new housing was first offered to returning, already-housed students through an email sent out by Residential Life Director Erin Rossetti. “We gave […]

  Former Lyndon State College President Carol Moore will return to campus May 13 to speak at commencement. Moore will be joined by former LSC President Janet Murphy, who was president from 1977-83. LSC invited all former presidents to attend. “I miss not seeing the students all the time,” Moore […]