So this year you decided to go ahead and spend that substantial amount of money on a new pair of skis or snowboard. Now wouldn’t you like to be able to keep those new glorified planks in tiptop shape...

Everyone loves to get away and relax, and for those who love to ski or ride, few things can compare to the iconic image of escaping from the cold into a warm, cozy cottage for some warm food, cold drinks...

Johnson Works motto i “There’s something happening in Johnson,” and on Friday, Dec. 4 big things happened as they pulled the community together for another year of the annual Johnson Holiday Jubilee. “The...

Tyrone Shaw believes that dogs are essential to our humanity, thinks it would be really nice to get to know a bear and wonderful to have a donkey friend. He lives in East Fairfield with his wife Nancy,...

Rock concerts simply don’t work without an enormous venue into which hordes of eager fans and groupies can cram themselves for a night of bangin’ fun. In the case of Breaking Benjamin and Shinedown’s...

This semester’s Johnson State College dance club performance, a campus event always highly anticipated and well-attended by the JSC community, was well-rounded and found a good balance throughout dance...

It’s that sweet smell of stale beer when I walk in. It’s that metronome of sports television – count them, 14, 15 boob tubes. It’s that jukebox playing country, or rap, or hair metal, 90’s...

I speak to Daniel Craig lovers: it is a sad day. That’s not a spoiler, just a goodbye to the broody, moody Bond whose adventures have brought us through “Casino Royal,” “Quantum of Solace,” “Skyfall,”...

While many Vermonters take to the woods and their hunting camps after their Thanksgiving meals, the rest of us hit the slopes for opening weekend. After approximately six months of waiting, the day...

The Johnson community got a glimpse into the complicated and controversial world of courtroom drama when the classic “12 Angry Men” was performed on the Dibden stage. “12 Angry Men” was written...

So there I am, smack-dab in the middle of a theater full of fan-girls, high school groups, middle-aged loners, and families of Katniss worshippers. I wait for the fate of Panem to unravel, for Katniss...

EarthWalk Vermont, a nonprofit nature education organization located in the Winooski River Valley in Plainfield, Vermont, on the Goddard College campus, prides itself on being a leader in innovative learning. Primarily...

Throughout this past year, unemployment rates in America have dropped to 5 percent, which means more people are out there being hired. The first step in being able to get one of those jobs is mastering...

Building renovations, college accreditation, and improvement of academic life were just a few of the subjects on the table at the latest Student Advisory Council meeting, which took place on Wednesday,...

“Baraka” (1992) is an hour-and-a-half long visual experience that will leave you breathless or drooling from boredom, depending on whether or not you can stomach a film with no plot or characters. The...

Lisa Kent, Johnson State College Access Services Librarian and the online librarian for JSC’s External Degree Program, has released her second novel. “Raising Evangeline” is a sequel to her debut...

The Spanish mustangs that call The Center for America’s First Horse in Johnson home have water again, but the battle isn’t over just yet. Founder of the center Stephanie Lockhart has been working...

As part of its ongoing efforts to ramp up services for armed forces veterans, Johnson State College celebrated Veterans Day this year by hosting a dinner for veterans and other community members who wished...

It’s that time of the year again, when the snow starts to fall, the semester draws to a close, and the deadline for springtime internships approaches. Questions start to arise in the student populace....

The Vermont State Colleges board of trustees is revisiting last year’s decision to freeze tuition for the 2016–17 school year. “I have asked the board of trustees as the chancellor to consider the...

Once. I saw her just once, for a mere five seconds as my boyfriend surfed television channels. My next encounter was through Dan Akroyd during his Saturday Night Live French Chef skit. So when I started...

“Toxic,” an old Brittney Spears song, thumped from speakers as we gathered in Dibden Center for the Arts. Out of the shadows appeared a man wearing a black and purple suit, with hair spiked like Guy...

Former Vermont Governor, Madeleine Kunin visited Johnson State College on Nov. 16, leaving her audience with a admonition to be informed and be involved. Kunin was at JSC visiting Professor and State...