This fall, 21 military veterans have joined the student body of Lyndon State College. Their lives as students are as different from their former lives on active duty in the Army, Navy, or Marine Corps as they are from the lives of the traditional college students who sit beside […]
Other News
Women’s Volleyball Serving Up Defeats
The women’s volleyball team is back with a vengeance. After a rocky 1-9 start, the team has been on a hot streak, taking three out of its last four matches. Coach Sean Fisher thinks that the wins were crucial for the team’s momentum. “The two conference matches last Saturday […]
The Curse of “The Great Andino”
Let’s face it: the Red Sox had a horrible season. It seems they can never win against any teams that they were expected to beat, and this year was no different. In 2011, the Boston “let-downs” posted horrible records where wins should have been a guarantee. For the season […]
Breaking Down Film at LSC
Films are not just for watching at Lyndon State College. David Johnston, professor of philosophy, is currently teaching a number of classes in Film Studies right here at Lyndon State. As an English major at LSC one can select the concentration Film Studies, or major in any department but […]
It’s Up to the VSC
While Lyndon State College wants input on its next president, it can only contribute so much. In an update about Lyndon State College’s presidential search, Vermont State Colleges’ Chancellor, Tim Donovan, stressed that it is the board of trustee’s responsibility to hire a new president. “This is […]
LSC Goes Green
Last week the Sustainability Club came forth with some of their frustrations with the school; now the school wants a say. After hearing that the club was having some issues with the school’s food service program, Aramark, Adam Vigue, the Food Service Director, […]
Centennial Cookbook
There is still time to submit recipes for the Centennial Cookbook! Lyndon, still in its 100 years, is going to continue its celebration by giving back to its community through the Centennial Cookbook. This recipe book includes recipes and stories from Students, Alumni, Staff and current and former faculty, […]
Students and Staff Explore Criminal Justice
Criminal Justice, the new degree program at LSC, offers the opportunity for advanced study for those looking to serve law enforcement in a multitude of fields, such as behavioral analysis, the juvenile justice system, law, forensics, and many more. The program, according to LSC’s website, was installed due to […]
Dana Dishes: Cantina Di Gerardo
3 out of 5 stars Cantina Di Gerardo has the best Italian food I’ve tasted since being at Lyndon State. This family owned Italian cantina, located on Railroad Street in St. Johnsbury, is somewhat of a hidden jewel. I emphasize somewhat. There is nothing special about the atmosphere of […]
Ryan’s Review: “In the Grace of Your Love” by The Rapture
Score: 8.5/10 Dance punk. It’s a genre of music that, before 2000, barely existed. This movement was ushered in by acts like LCD Soundsystem, Death From Above 1979, and the band I bring to you today: The Rapture. Way back in 2002, The Rapture dropped one of the […]