The third installment of “The Freshmen Follow,” in which we interview Audrey Tolbert ’13 and Tony Huynh ’13 each month of their freshmen year. In this November episode, the pair comment on dining hall choice, swine flu illnesses, and books from their freshmen seminar classes.

Following the on-campus events commemorating the fall of the Berlin Wall, we follow Creative Director Luisa Covaria ’09 as she explains how the “Freedom Without Walls” events came together.

As part of an ongoing series about student organization on campus, this episode covers the Roosevelt Institute, a student think-tank for political issues. Our chapter focuses locally on Vermont proposals and student awareness campaigns.

Find out more about the newly launched Center for the Comparative Study of Race and Ethnicity (CCSRE) at Carr Hall and its director Susan Burch, Professor of American Studies.

A review of Fall Family Weekend events! Come see the fun of football, pumpkin carving, and more!

Eric Elderbrock ’10 shares narrates photos from his time studying abroad in Madagascar.

Philippe Bronchtein ’10 and Prof. Peter Hamlin perform electronic music at 51 Main. Philippe describes how he started the collaboration with his professor.

Find out how to make a Mexican Pita and grill your fruit for dessert on this episode of Dining Hall Delights.