What we talk about when we talk about guns
By MAX PADILLA
November 7, 2019
Conversations surrounding gun control can feel like a dime a dozen. And while it is important to have those difficult conversations, it is equally important to do so correctly.
Conservative op-ed columnist champions American exceptionalism
By RACHEL LU
October 31, 2019
For many conservatives, President Donald Trump’s election in 2016 disrupted the country’s understanding of politics, conservatism and national identity. As a conservative op-ed columnist at The New York Times, Ross Douthat grapples with this disruption everyday.
At very least, read the news “Pass/Fail”
By ELLIE EBERLEE
October 10, 2019
New students, I’m sure you’ve noticed by now that this place has a unique ability to block out the rest of the world.
Polish Alumnus: Legutko ‘a ruthless politician that contributed to Poland’s downfall’
By THOMAS GAWEL
April 25, 2019
When I first saw that Mr. Legutko was invited to speak on campus, my reaction was not outrage. It was, quite honestly, a mere surprise.
A Response to Thomas
By MICHAEL KRAUS
April 25, 2019
Dear Thomas, Thank you for your heartfelt and thoughtful letter. It’s always good to hear from you! I recall fondly your assistance in my research, as well as your excellent presentation to our class on Poland, explaining why the Justice and Law party (PiS) won the 2015 election overwhelmingly...
Trump’s Recklessness Only Grows
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
January 17, 2019
Trump has moved away from facts and into pure rhetoric.
Wygmans Re-elected State’s Attorney After Two-Day Recount
November 29, 2018
A team of volunteers comes together to recount the ballots for Addison County's State Attorney.
Community Joins Nation to Rally for Mueller
By JAMES FINN
November 15, 2018
Residents Support Mueller Inquiry.
A Press for the People
By MATT SMITH
November 15, 2018
While the president’s disregard for the truth is troubling, his blatant disrespect and animosity for the press is even more disconcerting.
The Center Will Hold: Madeleine Kunin Reflects on Aging and Optimism in Politics
By KENZO OKAZAKI
November 1, 2018
Madeleine Kunin, the only female governor of Vermont reads from her memoir at Middlebury, noting the adversity and challenges women in politics face today.
Vermont Leads Nation in Voter Registration Rate, Topping 90%
November 1, 2018
Vermont reaches a record high voting registration.
From Middlebury to Midterms Organizing
By HANNAH BRISTOL and TEDDY SMYTH
November 1, 2018
Through our experiences with student organizing, we realized how powerful young people are when we mobilize and turn out.
