Castleton Spartan

Castleton Spartan has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in September 2022. Resources castletonspartan has populated their site with include: • Historic PWHL game in Madison Square Garden – Castleton Spartan • ‘Wedding Singer’ rocks Castleton – Castleton Spartan • Putting on a show: Unified basketball game thrilled a packed Glenbrook Gym – Castleton Spartan • A legacy of service: Brad Adair: Castleton campus safety officer’s 24 years are filled with dedicated service and lifelong bonds – Castleton Spartan • Behind “The Secrets We Keep”: Communications student Carissa Challinor wraps production on senior project – Castleton Spartan • Day of visibility at VTSU – Castleton Spartan • Spartans claim All-American title – Castleton Spartan • ‘The Wedding Singer’ at Castleton’:VTSU Castleton Theater Dept. performs classic Broadway musical – Castleton Spartan • Back where it all began – Castleton Spartan • Where futures begin: Students search for their next steps at Castleton Career Fair – Castleton Spartan • Thursday nights in The Alley: Communication students turn a random trip into their favorite tradition – Castleton Spartan • Talbott wins re-election to Rutland board – Castleton Spartan • Change at the top of VTSU – Castleton Spartan • Irizarry finds home at Castleton – Castleton Spartan • Local artist scores big:American Watercolor Society again accepts artist Lynn Pratt’s work – Castleton Spartan • Senior year, college style – Castleton Spartan • Man behind the mic – Castleton Spartan • Thrilled to lead Spartan family – Castleton Spartan • Leaving NYC with a BANG:The Castleton Spartan leaves the CMA conference with a win – Castleton Spartan • Vt. bill proposes AI limits in elections – Castleton Spartan • Castleton seniors say goodbye:Student athletes reflect on leaving their sports behind – Castleton Spartan • Retired VTSU professor writes third book of poetry – Castleton Spartan • Wellness within reach – Castleton Spartan • Wrestling celebrates five seniors in a bittersweet senior day – Castleton Spartan • Is America drifting toward fascism? – Castleton Spartan • New Mutual Aid Club aims to help all – Castleton Spartan • Rutland’s Mission City Church hosts a special ‘Night to Shine’ – Castleton Spartan • What’s next for Bill? Castleton lost graphic design, but not the legacy its professor created – Castleton Spartan • Navigating AI in the digital age – Castleton Spartan • Feeding students for fashion:Multicultural Club hosts fundraiser for annual fashion show – Castleton Spartan • First snow day at Castleton: Snow storm exceeds forecasts, closing campus and sending students outdoors – Castleton Spartan • Website • Bigger than just a game: Annual Pink the Rink game is a success on and off the ice – Castleton Spartan • Facebook • Editors bid farewell – Castleton Spartan • Game room glow up – Castleton Spartan • A runway of cultures-Castleton Spartan • A shot at the pros:Castleton freshman captures sports moments for the world to see – Castleton Spartan • Bergh reflects ahead of VTSU retirement – Castleton Spartan • Proud to design Pink the Rink jerseys – Castleton Spartan • Know your rights about ICE • We are beyond a conversation – Castleton Spartan • Perry’s is Poultney’s spot for home cooking and friends – Castleton Spartan • Spin cycle of stress: Students voice conerns about new laundry system – Castleton Spartan • A harsh winter challenges Facilities – Castleton Spartan • So… What’s the plan graduating seniors? – Castleton Spartan • VTSU shows signs of growth – Castleton Spartan • Lost in transit, found in Vermont – Castleton Spartan • Nice to meet you Phil Whitman – Castleton Spartan • Meet the paperboy – Castleton Spartan • You are knot alone • Campus rallies for relief – Castleton Spartan • Men’s basketball looks to improve as the season continues – Castleton Spartan • Yoga, dance instructor promotes wellness – Castleton Spartan • Socially preparing to graduate:Castleton seniors connect with VTSU alumni at Senior Social event • Minnesota native tackles two sports, academics • The winter walk tradition is special – Castleton Spartan • Rock solid course returns to VTSU • The O’Connor connection – Castleton Spartan • Winter clothing closet supports student winter needs – Castleton Spartan • Spartans toss St. Mikes a loss – Castleton Spartan • Swapping silence for comfort – Castleton Spartan • Deshler has blueprint for a 180 turnaround – Castleton Spartan • New leadership brings new energy for men’s lax – Castleton Spartan • Paws, claws and calm at VTSU – Castleton Spartan • The magic of ‘Puffs’ – Castleton Spartan • Dining Hall faces compost waste challenges – Castleton Spartan • Check on friends this holiday season – Castleton Spartan • It’s more than a meal – Castleton Spartan • SGA Pres. sets new goals – Castleton Spartan • New professor Wallace: from text to trails – Castleton Spartan • Proud to be a first-gen student – Castleton Spartan • Castleton celebrates first-generation students – Castleton Spartan • First snowfall frenzy – Castleton Spartan • Students challenge the divide – Castleton Spartan • Turning Point story wasn’t so simple… – Castleton Spartan • Turning Point Club approved after pushback – Castleton Spartan • Time to get cheerious – Castleton Spartan • From a middle school dream to reality: VTSU Castleton student builds and lives in his own tiny house – Castleton Spartan • VTSU club climbs to the top – Castleton Spartan • Keep identity out of politics – Castleton Spartan • Spartan football team celebrates its seniors – Castleton Spartan • Oil painter showcases childhood memories of fireflies – Castleton Spartan • A Yik Yak overdose lie – Castleton Spartan • Power outage derails campus – Castleton Spartan • ‘Puffs’: A magical tale of inclusivity premiers – Castleton Spartan • A professor’s Halloween surprise – Castleton Spartan • Despicably delightful: SSA staff goes all out for Halloween – Castleton Spartan • A feeling of empowerment from freedom of the press event – Castleton Spartan • Standing up for journalism • Hockey meets heritage – Castleton Spartan • Police are the real Halloween fiends – Castleton Spartan • Behind the canvas with Phil Whitman – Castleton Spartan • Athletic training students meet with alum – Castleton Spartan • Nurses fighting misinformation with facts – Castleton Spartan • The ups and downs of dorm life – Castleton Spartan • National parks cuts have big implications – Castleton Spartan • Music is important to Gen-Z: VTSU students listen to various genres of music from country to R&B – Castleton Spartan • Designing for the community – Castleton Spartan • www.castletonspartan.com • Kirk, Kimmel, and me – Castleton Spartan • Explore Castleton homecoming highlights • From Sierra Leone to America – Castleton Spartan • Former Spartan editor turns passion into career – Castleton Spartan • A legacy of love and light – Castleton Spartan • Seniors lead the way for women’s tennis – Castleton Spartan • Fresh Perspective: Life as a freshman commuter – Castleton Spartan • Federal funding restored for McNair scholars – Castleton Spartan • Czech student sparks inspiration • Posting for The Post – Castleton Spartan • Volleyball sweeps Johnson in three set match – Castleton Spartan • Italian dual sport athlete shines in all aspects – Castleton Spartan • Printing the past’s future – Castleton Spartan • Meet your faculty and staff – Castleton Spartan • Dreamcatcher – Castleton Spartan • Maniery returns to Castleton as Sports Management Prof. – Castleton Spartan • SGA is for the students – Castleton Spartan • Volleyball starts the season off hot – Castleton Spartan • Getting back into the school routine – Castleton Spartan • Alzheimer’s walk planned for Sept. 27 – Castleton Spartan • From classroom to control room – Castleton Spartan • Learning at its core: VTSU student’s Arctic adventure reveals hidden microplastics – Castleton Spartan • Max the cat takes a break from campus – Castleton Spartan • Sap Bucket stays: Castleton trounces Norwich Cadets 30-8 in annual Sap Bucket game – Castleton Spartan • VTSU weighs in on assassination – Castleton Spartan • Ranking my roommates meals – Castleton Spartan • Sweat Therapy • Curling club takes on nationals in Michigan • Wrestling makes a statement at regionals • Poli Sci professor discusses democracy and education • “Error 404” to hit major film festival • How is future of DEI at VTSU? • Log In ‹ Castleton Spartan — WordPress • Juggling motherhood and news • Select Board approves rec. center • Somda’s journey • Men’s soccer hits rough patch • Spartans fall short on homecoming weekend • Experts guide to being a dual-sport athlete • Big turnout means big plans for Pottery Club • New ghost shark species found in Australia • Dogs bring a pawsitive energy to Castleton • The eyes never lie • “Five Women Wearing the Same Dress” • Cannabis program featured in ‘Seven Days’ • New hip and back on the road • Field hockey team finding their rhythm • Let Tua decide his own football fate • Super bingo a super sucess • Women’s soccer begins to face adversity • Talking invasive species • Rutland Whoopie Pie Festival offers sweet smiles • From Sox game to Devil’s Bowl, CAB providing fun • Students interview renowned sportswriter • The successful quest for a dog • They won’t keep me off the trail • Campus construction commotion • Homecoming game brought people together • VTSU Castleton students are registered to vote • Purrfection • Empowering multilingual minds with Mary Dinh • Letters from London: Bidding farewell to my artsy inspirational new friends • Genesis rocks Castleton community • 'Art Soup’ fuses the arts departments • 3B hosts 4th annual football tournament • Women’s wrestling club takes off • Men’s lax team expecting improvement next season • Shining on bigger stage: Spartan hockey players starring on Olympic teams from Jamaica and Ireland • Akane spreads thank you messages • AAGA students present in New Orleans • SGA President resigns unexpectedly • Lessons from an unlikely stint • From Steps student to Steps mentor, thriving at Castleton • Chancellor Beth Mauch sits down with The Spartan for a Q&A • We refuse to stay silent • Debuting the library documentary • Caitlin Clark carries women’s hoops on her back • Fireside is gluten-free heaven • Burlington rapper making a name in VT, wants to play Castleton • Skiers take on Costa Rica • More than pizza for Elliot • I came to Castleton for the nature: A Japanese student speaks of why she came to VTSU Castleton • Traci Molloy’s powerful art back on campus • Rutland County Pride: an organization for all • The grief after losing Honoree: Former dean’s husband speaks out about his loss, and community • Taking over the lights and sound: Stefan Billups brings energy and expertise to the Fine Arts Center production staff • A slice of life: VTSU Castleton’s student-run podcast to illustrate the impact of Third Place Pizzaria • Conversations with DJ Mo’rad • Question and answer with grad student Marty Kelly • Women’s lacrosse making progress despite adversity • Men’s lacrosse looking for playoff berth • Softball trying to get their swing back • Softball hitting it’s stride to start the season • Women’s lacross dominates in ‘Morgan’s Message’ • Wrestling season breaks records • The P.E. class leaving students emotional • Baseball team looking to turn things around • ‘She Kills Monsters’ slays • Water main break causes flooding in Woodruff Hall • Coffee Cottage isn’t closing, despite rumors and decreased offerings, Cottage to remain open • SGA members attend retreat on Lake George • Trying new things is important in life • Letters From London: Bulletin from Belfast • NAACP Fashion Show turns heads on the runway • The Spartan leaves NYC with win, newspaper takes first place in the division III category at College Media Association Conference • We are the champions • Shortage of players for womens lacrosse • Wrestling ramps up for nationals • Castleton baseball struggles down south • Men’s lacrosse team off to a shaky start to season • The battle of ages: Vermonters share election thoughts • Sharing My Favorite Reads: An ‘Expert’ opinion • I love it here, but Czechia is home • The ethics of “The Bridge” • Artist Q&A w/ Crystal Bean • Letters from London: Some study abroad struggles • International Film Festival kicks off with ‘Flee’ • Behind the scenes with CAB • Castleton businesses love the students • VTSU students represent Zambia in Model UN • Hammond’s contract not renewed in Theater Dept. • Ski teams cruise through senior race • Spartans finish season against the Herons • Women’s basketball optimistic after Payne’s first season • Men’s hockey falls to No. 1 Hobart to end season • Is it cheaper to live off-campus? • Devised theater piece kicks off Soundings season • Artist Q&A with Julie Griffith • Karaoke a cure for cabin fever at the Taproom! • Students seeking fitness center upgrades • How the costumes come to life • Spartan is staying! • From London to Amsterdam: Excursion filled with wrong turns, crazy bicycling and memories forever • Students react to Black Box production “Hate Mail” • NAACP events mark Black History Month • College Steps opening opportunities at Castleton since 2012 • Teaching English at Castleton for 28 years • Sexploration Fair makes sex topics easier to discuss • Spartan staff helps make a brighter Christmas • Genesis hosts the “Essex Experience” • Book of the Fortnight • Growing pains early in the season • When is it okay to decorate for Christmas? • Drawing George Clooney in reverse charcoal • Seeing the slopes at the World Cup • Beginning a sad farewell • Lady Spartans planning for big second half • Christmas magic illuminates Castleton • Family, friends and tons of food • VTSU students hold State House press conference • Skunks are a new addition to Castleton campus • Pet series features Carlo and BeeBee • Magro continues to ball out, has career night • Taking the nation by storm