With the temperatures dropping and the snow starting to fall, Lyndonville’s premier skiing destination is gearing up for another season of winter excitement.     Burke Mountain, just seven miles from Lyndon State in East Burke, is preparing for nearly its 50- year anniversary of offering winter recreation to people of […]

H.O.P.E is a powerful organization that can do many things for many people. This H.O.P.E. is no different. Helping Other People Everyday is a non-profit organization that serves the North East Kingdom from Newport to Bradford. The goal and mission of H.O.P.E. is to help support families who have a […]

As this semester ends and a new one begins, the political clubs on campus struggle to remake themselves.     The College Republicans club is under new management and the Democrats club has yet to take off the ground, but both have plans to broaden their horizons and expand.     “The […]

Students at Lyndon State College may have to dig a little deeper into their pockets next year as it appears tuition is on the rise once again. After going up three percent last year tuition looks as though it will be raised once again in an attempt to balance the […]

Lyndon State College students have the opportunity to spread the holiday spirit to children all over the world.     Operation Christmas Child is a program through Samaritan’s Purse, a Christian group providing religious and physical help to people in pain around the world. Operation Christmas Child’s job is to […]

There was a lot of opposition toward donating $1000 to the Santa Fund charity during this week’s Student Government Association meeting. Representative for the Student Investment group Andrew Chapin made the request on the behalf of Bob McCabe, saying that the charity benefits a lot of community members, and is […]

SGA Financial Controller Miranda Bushey has resigned from her position effective as of the SGA meeting this past Wednesday. “Due to some personal time management issues, Miranda has chosen not to return to the financial controller position next semester,” said John Kleinhans from a written statement at the […]

Walking through school you may find yourself hitting an obstacle trying to make your way to class, that blockage is there specifically to show students that marijuana can cause obstacles while trying to make your way through school; or life in general for that matter. Tinalyn Caisse, Prevention Coalition […]

Lyndon State College has a long history and a strong tie to Vermont, so it’s no wonder that a few ghosts and ghost stories would pop up on campus.             Investigating the paranormal is by no means an easy study.  A lot of equipment and testing is needed to […]