RIDDIM World Dance Troupe performed two shows from a tent behind Mahaney Arts Center as audiences watched in person, online and from a projection on McCullough Lawn.

In accordance with Gov. Phil Scott's executive order on Friday limiting in-person activities, the college restricted social gatherings to housemates as of 10 pm Saturday.

Middlebury professors think about the role of neutrality and activism in the classroom.

Student employees at Crossroads Café in McCullough Student Center.

Students gathered to make signs the night before the protest.

The Main Quad in October 2019.

Members of the International Student Organization (ISO) draw new members at the Student Activities Fair last month. ISO is in the process of establishing a residential space associated with their organization.

Migrant workers are one demographic that the Middlebury/Addison Complete Count Committee is attempting to help the U.S. Census Bureau enumerate ahead of the 2020 Census. Above, migrant workers demonstrate...

Marisa Edmondson ’20 was among student protesters. A piece of tape over her mouth reads “Free Palestine.”

Mead Chapel, which has seating for 750 people, had standing room only for Hannah-Jones’ talk titled “1619 and the Legacy that Built a Nation.”

A new sticker discovered this afternoon outside of Wright Theater, advertising the same white supremacy organization as stickers found last week.

Demonstrators, dressed in Tyvek suits and carrying 5-gallon buckets, walked onto the property of Merrimack Generating Station and were subsequently arrested for criminal trespassing.

Students performed at the event’s closing on Saturday night.

The Pregnancy Resource Center is located on Court Street near Middlebury Union High School.