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By RILEY BOARD
December 10, 2019 • 2 Comments
Stanley Sloan believes that his critiques of President Donald Trump over Twitter led to the cancellation of his talk.
By SARAH ASCH
December 8, 2019 • No Comments
Over 30 students attended Sunday's SGA meeting, at which the senate voted unanimously to approve Vijayakumar's interpretation of the constitution.
By SARAH ASCH
December 8, 2019 • 4 Comments
While the discussion hinges on the interpretation of a flawed constitution regarding the president’s presence over winter term, many worry that the force driving the debate is personal.
Students protest for higher staff wages
In response, the college reiterated its commitment to reviewing wages for positions in lowest pay bands. "It took student action to get the college to address it," said College Landscape Horticulturalist and Staff Council President Tim Parsons.
Two scholars debate race- versus class-based affirmative action
Both scholars are proponents of racial and class diversity on college campuses, but disagreed upon the means by which to achieve increased diversity.
Community Council: A semester in review
From the dissolution of the commons systems to the imminent installation of security cameras, Community Council has overseen a variety of non-academic developments this semester.
By LUCY TOWNEND
December 5, 2019
The nationwide tiny house movement has come to Middlebury in the latest solution to affordable housing. Homes First, a grassroots organization founded and based in Middlebury,...
By FLORENCE WU
December 5, 2019
The snowboarding industry and Vermont community mourns the loss of Jake Burton Carpenter, the founder of the major Burlington-based snowboarding company Burton Snowboards....
By ALVARO SAENZ
November 21, 2019
Middlebury Consulting Group (MCG) has teamed up with RAD-Innovations LLC, a Cornwall-based adaptive-bike manufacturer currently focused on producing a RaceRunning bike...
Alterra Mountain Company acquires Sugarbush Resort
November 21, 2019
Changes to Vermont’s higher education landscape on the horizon as Marlboro announces merger
November 21, 2019
Pre-season deer hunting event gives opportunity to young riflers
November 14, 2019
By LAURIE ESSIG, GLORIA GONZÁLES ZENTENO, ELLERY FOUTCH, KEVIN MOSS, ELLEN OXFELD, PATRICIA SALDARRIAGA, SHAWNA SHAPIRO, MICHAEL SHERIDAN, YUMNA SIDDIQI, DANIEL SILVA, REBECCA TIGER, MAX WARD, and CATHARINE WRIGHT
January 14, 2020 • 2 Comments
In an open letter, some members of the Middlebury faculty ask the college to address pay compression for long-time staff.
By QUINN BOYLE
December 5, 2019 • 20 Comments
About a month ago, Quinn Boyle '21 decided to take a medical leave from Middlebury mid-semester to seek treatment for my bulimia nervosa. She found that the college was "too blinded by liability to evaluate what is in a student's best interest."
When it comes to open expression, keep the conversation open
A couple weeks ago, an email popped up in your Middlebury inbox from the Office of the President introducing the student handbook’s new Policy on Open Expression and revised Demonstration Regulations
International diversity as a mindset instead of a number
International students reflect on the loaded nature of the question: "Where are you from?"
By RAIN JI
December 5, 2019
Directed by Professor Claudio Medeiros '90, this show traps several unique characters from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds together during the Great Plague of 1665. It leaves the audience with thoughts relevant to inequality in the world today.
Stonewall and Middlebury: Exhibits on queer activism
Marking the 50th anniversary of Stonewall, three student interns worked with Special Collections to curate an exhibit and display in Davis Family Library, highlighting queer writers, history and activism on campus.
In her graphic memoir "Goodbye, My Havana," Anna Vetfort shares her experience navigating identity as an expatriate in 1960's Cuba.
By JENNY MOSS
December 5, 2019
By PIA CONTRERAS
December 5, 2019
Arthur Furniss: December 5, 2019
December 5, 2019
December 5, 2019 • No Comments
Women’s hockey tops No. 1 Plattsburgh in Panther/Cardinal Classic BY MAX PADILLA Women’s hockey remains undefeated as the team enters its third week of the season. The Panthers tied Amherst,...
By BENJY RENTON
November 24, 2019 • No Comments
Snow fell on the turf throughout the morning, but the Middlebury field hockey team was not kept away as it captured its third consecutive national championship — its fourth in five years. This was...
