On September 27, the Champlain Student Government Association (SGA) held an election party to celebrate the election of its newest student representatives. The SGA election process spanned multiple weeks...

This weekend marks the beginning of Vermont’s very own Green Mountain Book Festival (GMBF), a three day long event consisting of panels, readings, book sales, and more. This event, according to the website,...

Champlain College students Abbey Berger-Knorr (‘24) and Jack Googins (‘24) have both had a passion for music from a very young age. On Oct. 1 at 7:30 p.m., they will join local musician Phil Sheridan...

Tanya Lee Stone, award-winning author and program director of the Professional Writing program at Champlain College, is set to release her new book, Peace is a Chain Reaction on September 13, 2022. On...

One-by-one, students climbed the Rozendaal Courtyard steps to share their stories of sexual violence. They were men and women and gender non-conforming, straight and LGBTQIA+. They inspired others to stand...

Champlain College will “keep campus masking requirements in place for the weeks following spring break, during which time we will follow data and assess the impact of spring break,” according to an...

Maggie Pono (‘23) went back and forth between her doctors and Champlain College’s Office of Accessibility three times before her emotional support animal (ESA) application was approved.  Pono filled...

Champlain Students Share Frustration with Title IX Office, Echoing Nationwide Concerns Recent posts on an anonymous Instagram account have raised questions about Champlain College’s handling of claims...

Watercress highlights the story of a young Chinese-American girl who feels embarrassed by certain parts of her heritage. In it, Wang shares similar experiences she had growing up as well as the experiences...

On Dec. 9, 2021, Alejandro “Alex” Hernandez sat upon the stage in the Champlain Room at Champlain College, introducing himself to students, faculty, staff, and stakeholders. Although there were some...

With 11 minutes to spare, Dr. Scudder and his students crossed the Montreal border into the United States before the borders closed in March 2020 due to the pandemic.  “We got to the border, and...

Students from creative majors across the Communication and Creative Media (CCM) division gathered in the Skyloft on Wednesday, Feb. 9, to “find their creative spirit.” Students were asked to create...