Roughly double the usual number of first years opted to take a gap year and join the Class of 2025.

Senator Bray campaigns for his fourth re-election representing Addison County in the Vermont Senate.

MiddVotes co-president Nora Bayley ’21.

Matthew’s carillion is located in the tower of Mead Chapel and can be heard ringing out all across campus.

Some Middlebury restaurants, like Mad Taco, are responding to the pandemic by forgoing seating and sticking with takeout.

The Knoll has been growing produce to help fulfill the community’s emergency food needs during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Addison Central Teens has provided support and programming for local teens through games, workshops, and community based activities since 2008.

The Mail Center has been operating out of a warehouse behind McCullough and adjusting to stay safe for students.

While cuts to the library’s budget began over the summer, the full impacts will likely not be felt until the start of 2021.

Hundreds of students and community members lined the streets of downtown Middlebury.

Although the Chip Kenyon ’85 Arena usually serves as the home for the men’s and women’s ice hockey programs, this year it has been transformed into a cardio space due to COVID-19 changes.

The admissions office is located at the historic Emma Willard House, named for the pioneer in women’s education who resided there and established a school for girls in her home.

Now in Phase 2, students are permitted to go into the town of Middlebury.

Throughout Phase One, dining halls have relied on bottled beverages in place of drink dispensers to reduce the potential for Covid-19 transmission.

McKibben is pictured at a Middlebury event from January 2019.

Volleyball head coach Sarah Raunecker (second from the right) coaches her athletes during the first practice of the fall season on Saturday, September 5. Photo by Van Barth.

Seniors trekked to the football field for the time-honored tradition of watching the sunrise the day of graduation. But this time, no one was graduating.

Divest Middlebury, a movement to divest the college’s endowment from fossil fuels, can be traced back until at least 2012, when the students from the self-named Dalai Lama Welcoming Committee pushed...

Student organizers designed posters in preparation for Ryszard Legutko's visit to campus three weeks ago.

Over 275 students presented at the annual Spring Symposium on April 12, a day filled with intellectual inquiries and inspiration.

Left to right: Richard Wolff, Keegan Callanan and Michael Munger at Thursday’s debate. Callanan, a Political Science professor, moderated the forum.

Common Ground keynote speaker Thomas Tonatiuh Lopez Jr. on stage Friday evening.

Addison Central Teens gather around their construction project.

The candidates for Addison County's two state Senate seats were among those who debated in a town hall last month.

Madeline Kunin speaks to students