“He was too good”: Remembering Former College Employee Suad Teocanin Who Froze to Death
By NICK GARBER
September 20, 2018
Friends and coworkers remember Suad Teocanin, months after he froze to death in town.
Koby Altman ’04 Facebook Live Interview: Campus Editor James Finn Speaks with Cavaliers GM
By JAMES FINN
September 14, 2018
Koby Altman '04, the current general manager of the NBA Cleveland Cavaliers, will be interviewed today on Facebook Live by James Finn, The Campus' senior opinion editor. Their conversation will air live on the Middlebury College Facebook page from 12-12:30. Altman has returned to campus to participa...
From Carol’s to The Lobby, Stores are Closing in Downtown Middlebury
September 13, 2018
Stroll down Main Street this afternoon and you may find a vastly different landscape from the downtown of semesters past. The “For Sale,” “For Lease,” and “Markdowns up to 70% off” signs, as well as unfamiliar shop windows and the conspicuous rail bridge construction project are unavo...
Power Outage Hits College Night Before Classes; Causes Flash Light Party
September 11, 2018
A power outage struck the college and parts of town Monday, plunging students here into darkness the night before the first day of classes. The outage occurred just before 10 p.m., when a fallen branch struck utility equipment on the portion of Weybridge Street between Shannon Street and Murdock ...
Bernie Sanders Holds Labor Day Rally in Middlebury
By BENJY RENTON
September 5, 2018
Crowds gathered on the Town Green in Middlebury on Monday, September 3 for the annual Labor Day Rally. Similar to previous instances of the event, Senator Bernie Sanders attended and was the culminating speaker in a three-hour lineup, which included Representative Peter Welch, Vermont Senator Chris...
E-lot: College likely to restore some student parking; adds more spaces elsewhere
September 4, 2018
Thirty-three student parking spaces will likely be added to E-lot once construction of the area is complete, a college official told The Campus. The college's announcement came two days after The Campus published an article detailing the elimination of all 115 student parking spaces in E-lot, the area behind Wright Memorial Theater, Allen Hall and Atwater Dining. Bill Bur...
E-lot Student Parking Eliminated
September 1, 2018
Spaces will now be reserved for faculty and staff.
Notes from a day at the Vermont Cheesemakers Festival
August 29, 2018
Filed under Local, Showcase, Uncategorized
Tasting and maneuvering our way through more cheese than we care to admit.
Pee Empowered: SheFly Brings Gender Equality to the Outdoors
By SARAH ASCH
August 15, 2018
Peeing on an Alaskan glacier was so frustrating for Georgia Grace Edwards '18, she decided to start an outdoor clothing company. “I was spending anywhere from eight to 12 hours a day on the ice,” she said. “I found myself having to trek across the glacier for privacy, completely remove three...
Middlebury Will Offer Buyouts to Staff and Faculty to Reduce Deficit
By NICK GARBER
July 13, 2018
Middlebury administrators have begun implementing a program to reevaluate faculty and staff positions across the institution — a process that, once completed at the end of the next academic year, could result in significant cuts to the college’s workforce. The plan was announced to college employees...
Doug Adams Resigns as Associate Dean of Students
June 27, 2018
Filed under Featured, News, Showcase
He will become the dean of students at Franklin & Marshall College.
College Plans to Fundraise for Growing Financial Aid
By ELAINE VELIE
May 9, 2018
Although Middlebury College has yet to set targets for its goal to increase the number of students receiving financial aid, the incoming first-year class will have more students on financial aid than this year’s first-year class. This unexpected increase is due to Middlebury’s need blind admissions policy, ...
