What makes us Middlebury?
By BAISHAKHI TAYLOR
November 7, 2019
What makes us Middlebury? What is it? For the last four years I’ve felt it and I know it.
An ode to orgs: new (and old) students, get involved!
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
September 19, 2019
Whatever you thought you knew about Middlebury College before, you will likely leave having made the following conclusion: To become a Middlebury student is to become involved.
Mandatory Bias Training is Necessary but Insufficient; Hamilton Forum is Proof
By TRAVIS SANDERSON
April 18, 2019
The need for mandatory bias training has been ignored for years.
Notes From the Desk: Why Zeitgeist?
By BOCHU DING
March 21, 2019
Zeitgeist, The Campus’ first annual student survey, aims to discuss questions we often avoid.
Why the Fork Are People Throwing Dishes in the Trash?
By SARAH ASCH
February 21, 2019
I would like to state unequivocally that it is wrong to take dishes from our shared dining halls and abandon them around campus for staff members to collect
Hillel Honors 11 Killed in Pittsburgh
By NICOLE POLLACK
November 8, 2018
Hillel has focused on providing internal support for the college’s Jewish community in the aftermath of the shooting at Pittsburgh’s Tree of Life Synagogue on Saturday, Oct. 27.
Notes From the Desk: Please Send Us Tips
By WILL DIGRAVIO, NICK GARBER, and REBECCA WALKER
October 25, 2018
We’re excited to announce the creation of a new tipline on our website, that allows readers to anonymously suggest stories for us to look into.
The Bristol Harvest Festival: A Day of Sales, Crafts, Music and Pie
By NICOLE POLLACK
September 27, 2018
BRISTOL — Vendors, crafters, ponies and musicians braved a cold and drizzly morning in Bristol on Saturday, Sept. 22, gathering early on the Town Green to set up for the 20th annual Harvest Festival. “I had this big picnic blanket wrapped around me,” said Sarah Bevere, age nine, who helped ...
Charter House Opens Early Amid Growing Need
September 13, 2018
The Charter House continues to meet community needs.
