Former JSC Humanities Professor Eugene Sapadin passed away on Thursday, Sept. 19, at the Vermont Respite House in Williston. He was 73. Sapadin taught at JSC for 39 years before retiring in 2011. The...

Scott Carruthers has become a familiar sight, sitting on the cement steps in front of the WLLC with his seeing eye dog, Shannon. A pair of sunglasses rests on his nose and at his side a cane; two things...

The Vermont State Employee Association (VSEA) union members, in cooperation with other union members, Vermont State College (VSC) students, faculty, and legislators pulled together in a sea of green t-shirts...

After receiving a grant from the Vermont Department of Health, Johnson State College is introducing an online, mandatory program to freshman and transfer students in an effort to reduce alcohol abuse and...

Coming out of its first year at JSC, food service provider Sodexo is aiming to change the way we look at our food. The initiative, known as Mindful Dining on Campus, is a new way for students to monitor...

This spring, a group of students and teachers will travel to Cuba and immerse themselves in the culture of Havana as part of a 3-credit course, "The Art and Culture of Cuba." Approximately 12 students...

The second in the series of extra-curricular science lectures at JSC, "What Does DNA From Ancient Maya Skeletons Reveal?" packed Bentley 206 on Wednesday, Sept. 11. Hosted by Dr. Nancy Elwess, a Vermont...

Nine Johnson State Students participated in The United Way’s annual Firewood Program on Sept. 14 through Johnson’s SERVE Local Project. The United Way’s Firewood Project, which according to former...

In Vermont, we are so lucky to have extremely vibrant seasons. Fall turns out to be one of my favorites. I love all the beautiful harvest colors and the specific fragrant smells that it brings. Fall, of...

The Vermont Symphony Orchestra kicked off its Made in Vermont Music Festival at JSC on Friday night, Sept. 20, the first night of JSC’s Alumni/Parents Weekend. Alumni and parents are certainly their...

When I first heard Susan Cain on a TED Talk last year, I was mesmerized. Cain, a self-named introvert, was talking to a large group of people about—me! (Or rather, introverts like me.) Her voice was...

"The Family" satirizes the glamorization of mob life we’ve seen since Martin Scorsese blew it up to magnificent proportions with "Goodfellas." (See also "Casino," "Boardwalk Empire," "The Sopranos,"...

So "Grand Theft Auto V" comes in the mail and I know the time has come to dump my girlfriend, only I don’t have a girlfriend because I’ve been saving my freedom for "GTA V." I whistle the "Andy Griffith"...

The 2013 President’s Alumni Awards honored nine distinguished JSC alumni for their personal and career success. JSC President Barbara Murphy presented the awards at the Sept. 21 ceremony. Five alumni...

Student employment at JSC has been changed to provide increased benefits for students, supervisors, and the Financial Aid office with the addition of applications that mimic those of off-campus jobs, pay...

Johnson State College is known for creating educators who then work within the local communities. There’s a nostalgia to the image of a young woman (74 percent of our teachers are female according to...

Academic Support Services provides resources to students such as equipment necessary for classes, and services such as advising and note-taking. One service, formerly known as "tutoring," is changing. Now...

The town of Johnson will soon be equipped with free Wi-Fi. The Wi-Fi will run from the downtown shopping plaza to the Johnson Woolen Mills. The Wi-Fi will be established in part from a grant provided...

The Women’s Center is tucked next to the ATM by the back entrance of Dewey Hall, just across from the Public Safety office provides a center for women’s issues on campus and in the wider community. "The...

Johnson State College women’s soccer won its third game in a row with a 4-2 win against North Atlantic Conference (NAC) foe Green Mountain College on Sat. Sept. 21. Johnson now stands at 4-2 overall,...

Johnson State College men’s soccer continues its skid with a 1-0 loss against North Atlantic Conference (NAC) foe Green Mountain College on Sat. Sept. 21.  Johnson now stands at 0-6 overall, 0-1 North...

The Badgers came up short against conference foe Colby-Sawyer on Sat. Sept. 21. The Badgers were edged 8-1 by the Chargers. Johnson State drops to 1-5 overall while the Chargers improved to 3-4 overall...

As a private dick I’ve had to look into a lot of unpleasant things, but one thing I’ve never gotten sick of looking into is open mouths. So it was a pleasant surprise when my degree in dentistry finally...

As a follow-up to this year’s Common Reading Initiative, Author Charlie LeDuff will be on campus Sept. 26, 2013 for a book-signing and lecture, followed by a Q and A on the Dibden stage. During his...

On Saturday, Sept. 14, ten Johnson State College (JSC) community members participated in the annual United Way of Lamoille County Firewood Project.  Volunteers spent the day stacking and moving firewood....

The long-awaited Johnson’s Sterling Market, owned by entrepreneur Mike Comeau, is slated to open Oct. 1 to start serving the residents of Johnson as well as adjoining towns. The former Grand Union building...

Long-sought relief for the Information Technology (IT) department at JSC is on the way after the search committee landed a guru with roots in the area, deep ties to JSC and a proven ability to lead, educate,...

Thanks to a soon-to-be-inked agreement, a popular local swimming hole will remain open to the public. Journey’s End swimming hole will be owned by the town of Johnson in partnership with the Vermont...

McClelland Hall underwent several renovations this summer, largest of which was the relocation of the dance studio and the addition of a dance practice studio on the bottom floor of the building. Other...