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(03/03/23 5:00pm)
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3/2 Crossword!
(03/02/23 11:01am)
Here is this week's crossword! Solutions will be posted here at noon on Friday, March 3rd. Good luck!
Niche Reads: Novels for Gender Studies Majors
(03/02/23 11:02am)
If you struggle to find time for fun reading, this is the spot for you. Niche Reads recommends novels that relate to academic (or other) interests so you can explore a new book while still feeling productive. Check back each week for more cool books!
PFL Weekly S.3 Ep.2: Riley Griffis ’24, Ciara Dale ’24
(03/02/23 11:02am)
Link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7lDBVgODYYaJ8lWm5cSbkp?si=b158f55464c64e51
Snow Bowl plans to introduce night skiing in coming year
(03/02/23 11:00am)
A new addition at the Middlebury College Snow Bowl will offer skiers an opportunity to hit the slopes later in the day. The college is planning to install LED light fixtures within the next year, allowing for night skiing.
Charlotte Marks ’23.5 earns NFHCA DIII National Scholar-Athlete Award
(03/02/23 11:01am)
The National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) awarded Charlotte Marks ’23.5 the Division III National Scholar Award. The NFHCA created the award in 2014 to honor the All-American with the highest cumulative GPA through the first semester of the academic year. Marks, with her 3.97 GPA and molecular biology and biochemistry major, is the first Middlebury athlete to win the prize.
Middlebury spring sports get set to start their seasons
(03/02/23 11:00am)
After a successful spring last season that saw women’s lacrosse, baseball, women’s track and field and men’s tennis all win championships, expectations for Middlebury sports teams are high for this spring. The sports editors for the campus came together to preview each team competing this spring.
It starts with the egg –
(03/02/23 11:00am)
A small white thing grows
Hundreds potentially exposed in data breach of college’s third-party ticket vendor
(03/02/23 11:05am)
The third party vendor AudienceView, which Middleury uses for event ticketing, experienced a nation-wide data breach and notified the school about it on Feb. 23, the college told the community on Sunday. Though administrators were initially told the breach had not impacted anyone affiliated with the college, they later began to receive reports from students that their credit card information appeared to have been stolen.
Mike Thomas, vice president for administration and chief risk officer, to leave for Amherst
(03/02/23 11:03am)
Mike Thomas, vice president for administration and chief risk officer, plans to leave Middlebury in March and enter a new role as the Chief Financial and Administrative Office at Amherst College.
Black History Week features Book Signing with award-winning photographer and new hair events
(03/02/23 11:02am)
The Anderson Freeman Resource Center (AFC) hosted Black History Week from Feb. 20 to 26, featuring various events that acknowledge and celebrate Blackness such as “My Beautiful Black Hair: Lecture and Book Signing,” Black History meals, Black to Ta Old Skool Karaoke and Hair Day.
Changing class time slots affect faculty, students but not lunch lines
(03/02/23 11:01am)
This spring, the Office of the Registrar implemented a new schedule to increase flexibility for faculty scheduling, decrease certain kinds of overrides during student registration and better distribute classroom space.
Breaking: College investigating impacts of data breach at third-party ticket vendor
(02/26/23 9:00pm)
This is a developing story. This article will be updated as The Campus receives more information.
Notes from the Desk: New schedules mean new problems
(02/23/23 11:01am)
Here’s what the end of an 11 a.m. lecture used to look like.
We are not used to tragedy
(02/23/23 11:00am)
46,834 people dead and counting. 24 million more affected.
Bill Shufelt ’05’s Athletic Brewing Co. makes Vermont beer culture inclusive to non-drinkers
(02/23/23 11:01am)
Bill Shufelt ’05 founded the non-alcoholic beer company Athletic Brewing Co. in 2017 to modernize the adult beverage industry and promote a healthier lifestyle.
Triangle Bike Loop Project secures new funding for scoping study
(02/23/23 11:00am)
The Triangle Bike Loop Project, an initiative to create a signed, well-maintained bike loop connecting the towns of Middlebury, Bristol and Vergennes, recently secured a $30,000 grant to conduct a new scoping study of possible routes.
Faculty panel addresses earthquakes in Turkey in Syria
(02/23/23 11:03am)
Faculty addressed the devastating earthquakes in Turkey and Syria in a panel discussion on Feb. 14. Approximately 70 students attended, alongside a handful of other faculty and community members.
“The MAC is now the CFA”: Students revive resistance to arts center name change
(02/23/23 11:04am)
This past J-Term, stickers and posters reading “The MAC is now the CFA” began appearing around campus, including on the sign outside of the building and on bulletin boards around campus.
The Stone Mill’s Lost Monarch closes permanently
(02/23/23 11:03am)
The Lost Monarch Coffee Bar, located in the Stone Mill in downtown Middlebury, announced on Instagram in late January that it is closing permanently. Co-owners Matt and Alessandra Delia-Lôbo will continue to operate their other coffee shop, Royal Oak, located at 30 Seymour Street, with expanded hours.