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Opinion

Midd administration: Give seniors an acceptable goodbye

By Kayla Lichtman, Hannah Bensen, Tia Pogue and Grace Metzler | April 15, 2021

Dear Middlebury College Administration, This year has been marked by tragedy, sacrifice and loss for the Middlebury community. We seniors are also mourning the loss of the normal, triumphant ending to our time here, which we and our families have anticipated for the last four years. Senior week, baccalaureate ...

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News

Struggles at 75 Shannon Street

By Kayla Lichtman | November 7, 2019

The renovations of Munroe Hall have displaced faculty offices for a handful of departments. These professors have had to downsize their office space to cubicles at the Shannon Street building, which complicated certain daily tasks.

Arts & Culture

Clifford Symposium examines future of the global ocean

By Kayla Lichtman | September 26, 2019

The three-day Clifford Symposium last week brought together a variety of disciplinary perspectives on the future of the ocean.

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Middlebury College Democrats host debate watch party

By Kayla Lichtman | September 19, 2019

Middlebury College Democrats invited students to watching the third Democratic presidential debate last week in anticipation of the 2020 election.

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NER’s Vermont Reading Showcases Up-And-Coming Fiction Writers

By Kayla Lichtman | April 25, 2019

An eager crowd filled the Vermont Book Shop to listen to fiction readings presented by the New England Review (NER) as part of its Vermont Reading Series last Thursday, April 18. Three up-and-coming fiction authors, Kylie Winger ’19, Brad Felver and David Moats read select passages from their works ...

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Students Talk Inclusivity, Environment at Symposium

By Kayla Lichtman | March 7, 2019

Sunday Night Environmental Group (SNEG) and other environmental justice groups celebrated the college’s decision to adopt Energy2028 and divest from fossil fuels last month.

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Middlebury WinterFest Brings Together Community With A Flurry of Cold Weather Celebrations

By Kayla Lichtman | February 21, 2019

MIDDLEBURY - WinterFest, a four-day celebration of all things winter, came to the Middlebury community for the second year in a row this past week. The events, planned by the Better Middlebury Partnership (BMP), brought together Middlebury residents of all ages to enjoy the best of what the cold has ...

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Student Activists Hold Fossil Free Fest Before Divestment Vote

By Kayla Lichtman | February 13, 2019

In the days preceding the Trustees’ approval of Energy2028, the Sunday Night Environmental Group (SNEG) and the SGA Environmental Affairs Committee organized a series of events, called the Fossil Free Fest, designed to familiarize people with the proposed plan. The week of activism culminated in Sunday’s ...

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SOAN Class Analyzes Exclusion on Campus

By Kayla Lichtman | January 24, 2019

Students in the Sociology & Anthropology course Trust and Social Capital recently produced a paper analyzing causes and effects of exclusion on Middlebury’s campus.

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Middlebury’s Hunters Reluctant to Advertise Their Hobby

By Kayla Lichtman | November 8, 2018

The reality of the prevalence of hunting in Middlebury and attempts to discontinue its stereotype.