College Dean to Step Down at Year’s End
Katy Smith Abbott will leave her post as dean of the college but remain at Middlebury as a professor. She did not say whether her resignation was related to the Charles Murray incident.
August 4, 2017 • 3 Comments
News
Faculty Punt on Free Speech
By ETHAN BRADY
May’s meeting saw no changes to college protest policy, but it did feature a special session in which reporters were forced to leave the room.
August 8, 2017 • 1 Comment
Second Wave of Murray Protesters Face Discipline
The college put 19 students on probation for disrupting a lecture by Charles Murray, capping a tumultuous semester with a set of punishments that many criticize as either too harsh or too lenient.
May 10, 2017 • 6 Comments
Sports
Women’s Lacrosse Closes Conference Play with Colby Loss
By JAKE TURTEL
The women’s lacrosse team just can’t get over the hump against Colby. The Panthers lost 10–9 in the Nescac semifinals despite having home-field advantage.
May 10, 2017 • No Comments
Baseball Bound for Battle at Nescacs
Coming off a disastrous few seasons, Panthers baseball racked up their first winning record since 2007 and made their first appearance at Nescacs in seven years.
May 10, 2017 • No Comments
Men’s Lax Season Ends
By COLBY MORRIS
This past weekend the men’s lacrosse team saw their season end when they lost to top-ranked Bates in the NESCAC semifinals in Lewiston, Me. A hard road stood between...
May 10, 2017 • No Comments
Local
Vermonters ‘Green Up’ Their Communities
An annual tradition begun in 1970 by the former governor has residents orchestrating a deep clean of public spaces in all 251 of Vermont’s towns.
May 10, 2017
Arts & Sciences
The Bi Hall Telescope: A Closer Look
By ASHER LANTZ
The Champlain Valley is prime real estate for stargazing. The technician at the Mittelman Observatory explains why.
May 10, 2017
Features
Exploring the Debate Society’s Rich History
A history of one of Middlebury's oldest organizations.
May 10, 2017