For one group of LSC students, winter break meant a chance to help others in Guatemala. “Eight students were part of a service learning trip that lasted from February 16th to the 24th,” said Darcie Miles, executive assistant to the president. They visited the town of Xela (Shay-la) and […]

Cheap and tires don’t go in the same sentence. For all you transit students who commute to Lyndon State college, you’ll notice you put a lot of mileage on your tires. At some point you’ll need to change them. The questions you’ll have to answer is, “what tire do […]

Returning from their first Model United Nations Conference in Cambridge, Mass., the Model UN Club is full of inspiration and is already making plans for next year. The club was excited to be a part of the conference and witness the dedication of the other students and faculty from […]

May graduation is approaching fast. For all those graduating the pressure is on to succeed. Many students find themselves overloaded with the combination of work to finish and figuring out where they will end up going in May. The Lyndon State College campus has resources and events to make […]

That infamous smell coming from the Vail elevator will soon be coming to an end.             The transition from using vegetable oil that often causes an unpleasant smell to hydraulic fluid in the elevator has begun, costing Lyndon State $6,700. 10 years ago, Lyndon began using vegetable oil instead […]

Students and faculty can play a major role in celebrating and accepting diversity at Lyndon State College, according to psychology professor Lori Werdenschlag. “Just because the Northeast Kingdom does not have a lot of diversity does not mean that Lyndon can’t appreciate it,” said Werdenschlag, founder of the Cultural […]

Randolh, Vt. – Today, Vermont State College Chancellor TIm Donovan announced the selection of a new food service vendor for the Vermont State College system. Pending successful negotiation of the final contract terms, Sodexo will begin providing food service for the VSC students in time for the fall semester 2012. The announcement concludes […]

You can’t be a leader without “pissing someone off.”  “You’re always going to have to piss someone off, and you’re going to have to be okay with that,” said meteorologist Adam Joseph, keynote speaker at the Leadership Conference this past Saturday.  The conference consisted of people from Johnson State College, […]

Icy roads in the Northeast Kingdom are affecting road trips by increasing accident rates and reducing driving speeds. Consistent snowy and cold days are making the roads more and more dangerous to drive on. On Friday and Saturday nights, when students go out to have fun with loud music playing […]

As the weeks count down for Republican candidates for the US presidency, the presidential race at Lyndon is heating up as well. The candidates for the new president at Lyndon State College have been narrowed down to two: Joe Bertolino and Michael Sonntag. Bertolino currently is the Vice President for […]