Counselors at Parton were able to hold Zoom counseling sessions with many students, and Parton-led support groups have seen a large increase in participation over the past several weeks.

The 2019 baseball team led the all-time record for strikeouts, walks and stolen bases in a season.

b. Governor Phil Scott gave public support for the impeachment inquiry into President Trump at a press conference in late September. Last fall, an editor interviewed Scott about his then-candidacy for...

Isabel Chandler ’21 scans the field looking to pass the ball.

Isabel Chandler ’21 scans the field looking to pass the ball.

Phin Choukas ’22 tied for ninth place in last year’s Nescacc Championship.

The Pitchfork Disney provocatively investigates our attraction to the grotesque.

“[We are] continuing to think about who the next generation of students is and what they might look like, and thinking about how the mission of the college will drive that conversation as we’re recruiting,”...

Sam Valone ’20.5 competes in the Middlebury 7’s tournament on April 14.

The women’s soccer team celebrates after claiming the NCAA regional title last year.

After winning NESCACs, the men’s tennis team looks to defend their National Championship title.

Jane Earley ’22 won NESCAC Player of the Week after scoring five goals in the NESCAC Championship.

The 2019 NESCAC Men’s Golf Championships came to the Ralph Myhre Golf Course on April 27-28. The Panthers, who finished third (439), shot nine above first-place Trinity (430). Junior Jeffrey Giguere...

Each of the five participants in a student panel in Dana Auditorium discussing the Legutko controversy was tied to the week’s events in some way.

Munroe Hall is home to the Sociology and Anthropology Department, which may soon split in two.

The panel discussion in Dana Auditorium where students talked about "Moving Forward" after the Legutko controversy.

Varsha Vijayakumar ’20 (left); Roni Lezama ’22 (right)

Emily Moore ’21 has earned 32 runs and 35 hits in her career.

Brooks Carroll ’20 cools off with teammates after going 2-for-3 with a game-high of five RBIs.

Ann Martin Skelly ’21 prepares to receive a serve.

The Panthers rallied a close win against the Jumbos despite the pouring rain. Pictured above: Emma McDonagh ’19.

At 43 plate appearances, Alec Ritch ’22 has hit a batting average of .302.

Irene Margiotta ’19 has pitched 78 innings this year and has earned herself an 8-5 win-loss record.

Ann Martin Skelly ’21 sprints toward the net with determination.

The Hebrew House behind the Davis Family Library on Franklin Street.

President Sarah Yang ’19.5 preps the grilled caesar salad in the kitchen.

The most admits from the class of 2023 hail from California, followed by New York and Massachusetts.

Melanie Mandell ’20 has already hit two home runs and drove in 13 RBIs this season.

Brooks Carroll ’20 slides into third base during the April 7 game against Plymouth State University.

Hope Robertson ’22 scored her first Middlebury career goal against Colby on April 6.

The baseball team will play two double headers against Lawrence and Elmhurst over spring break.

Junior Skylar Schossberger dishes out a backhand in a doubles match.

After a stinging loss against rival Wesleyan, the Panthers came back stronger to defeat Dickinson at the Mustang Classic.

President Laurie L. Patton said Trump’s proposal “raises many legal and policy questions and would be deeply problematic for the country’s 4,000 institutions of higher education.”

Munroe Hall will be the first building renovated as part of the college’s 10-year Academic Space Master Plan.

Griffin Kornaker ’21 finishes a layup in a game against Tufts.

Attackman Danny Jacobs ’20 scored 19 goals during the Panthers’ 2018 campaign.

Emily Wander ’21 averaged 7.2 points per game throughout the season.

Senior captain Jenna Marotta brings fire to the ice rink with her goal in the final 37 seconds in the NESCAC quarterfinals against Connecticut College.

Bill Burger in his Old Chapel office. He will leave his position in April.

The Middlebury men’s basketball team received its 10th overall bid to the NCAA Tournament this past weekend. The Panthers (18-7) are scheduled for a first-round matchup against Nichols College (25-2)...

The Middlebury women’s basketball team earned its first bid to the NCAA tournament since 1998. The Panthers (19-7) will play John Carroll (22-6) on Friday March 1 in Center Valley, Pennsylvania at 5:00...

The women's ice hockey team huddles after a win.

Katie Hargrave ’22 deftly navigates past a Williams defender.

Jack Farrell ’21 finds his way to the hoop in the NESCAC quarterfinal against Tufts.

Nadia Murad was accompanied by her fiancé and translator, Abid Shamdeen, during her talk at Wilson Hall on Feb. 12.

The women’s soccer team celebrates after advancing to the NCAA Final Four on Sunday, Nov. 18. This was the team’s second journey to the Final Four in program history and its first to the championship

Griffin Kornaker ’21 attempts to edge his way into the Keene State perimeter.

The women's soccer team celebrates after advancing to the Final Four on November 18.

The women's soccer team celebrates after winning against Misericordia 1-0 in the NCAA quarterfinals. The team will now advance to the NCAA Division III Championship.

Palmer House

Ellie Greenberg '20 celebrates after scoring a goal against Swarthmore.

Professors Dickinson and Johnson provide live commentary on the midterms.

DeRay Mckesson in an interview with The Campus.

Display in the Davis Library honors the victims of the Pittsburgh attack.

Democratic gubernatorial nominee Christine Hallquist sitting outside Mead Chapel at a picnic table on a brisk, fall day.

Democratic gubernatorial nominee Christine Hallquist sitting outside Mead Chapel at a picnic table on a brisk, fall day.

Eliza Robinson ’21 scored the only goal this past Saturday, edging a win against Bowdoin in the NESCAC quarterfinal.

Governor Phil Scott interviewed before a campaign event here in the town of Middlebury.

Squirrels spotted foraging on campus.