National Voter Registration Day was September 22, and Champlain College’s Center for Service and Sustainability held a booth in Rozendaal Courtyard to encourage people to sign up.
The 2020 election...
Champlain College Interim President Laurie Quinn sent an email on Thursday, April 2, informing students that they would not be returning to campus. She added information about work-study jobs, remote learning,...
I remember reading the email, back in April of 2018, that Champlain College students would not be able to park in the garages below 194 St. Paul Street. Of course we couldn’t.
It made sense originally;...
I am a very anxious person. I have struggled with anxiety my entire life, and after a very long and anxious summer, I vowed that I would enter into on-campus counseling upon my arrival back to campus....
Racism is always wrong regardless of the time, place, or situation. During Black History Month, it’s a slap in the face. Our campus is no stranger to racist and biased incidents. The irony here is that...
Silence—deafening silence—has filled my classes ever since I first came to Champlain College. Getting students to raise their hands has always been like pulling teeth. I can’t understand why, and...
Kevin Luo, Advice Column Editor
• December 4, 2018
Last spring, flyers with the words “IT’S OKAY TO BE WHITE” began popping up on college campuses across Burlington. Just a little over a month ago, at least one more flyer was found on Champlain College’s...
Updated 11/29/18 to include memorial details.
It is with great sadness that The Crossover shares the death of first-year student, Nova McGarry. Nova was from Pearl River, New York, and was studying...
Our world is constantly changing. As things change, it’s important to be able to look back and recognize our past. To continue forward, we have to know where we come from. That is where The Crossover...
