Political Dissidence To Be Explored in ‘Havel’
By College Press Release | October 25, 2018The Middlebury College Department of Theatre and Dance will present “Havel: The Passion of Thought” from November 1 through 3.
Arts & Culture
‘Call Me By Your Name’ Author on Ambiguity and Attraction
By Finne Murphy | October 25, 2018Hala Kassem ’19 reached out to André Aciman after feeling inspired by his novel “Call Me By Your Name.”
SPECS and Sex at Midd
By Ben Beese | October 25, 2018SPECS plan to provide accessible and comprehensive sex education to students.
Bringing the Exhibits to Life: Thursday Nights at the Museum
By Gibson Grimm | October 25, 2018Join student coordinators to connect the Museum to student social life.
Professor's Debut Film Screened Worldwide
By Yvette Yinuo Shi | October 11, 2018Ioana Uricaru’s Journey to Her First Feature Film
Stories Come to Life at Cocoon
By Ben Beese | October 11, 2018Cocoon sets the platform for individuals to ask and respond to the question, "What is Life?"
First-Year Show Brings Together Original Short Plays
By Hattie Lefavour | October 11, 2018The cast of “You Are Here,” the 23rd annual First Year Show discusses self-exploration and love.
Two Neighbors’ Reactions to Mr. Rogers
By Owen Mason-Hill And Ben Beese | October 11, 2018Two neighbors watch and review the Mr. Rogers documentary.
The Librarian Is In
By Online Editor | October 11, 2018WIKIMEDIA CREATIVE COMMONS As a black American, I’ve wondered many a time about the culture surrounding cotton, tobacco and sugar plantations in the 18th and 19th centuries in the South and throughout the black diaspora of the Western hemisphere; I’ve also wondered about what life was like for ...
A Funeral of Sorts: Burial of Sacred Texts Takes Place on The Knoll
By Sofia Makarova | October 4, 2018Students bury hundreds of sacred texts on the Knoll in a multifaith ceremony.
Reel Critic: Beats Per Minute
By Elsa Korpi | October 4, 2018"BPM" discusses intimacy and advocacy in 1990s France.
The Librarian Is In
By Online Editor | October 4, 2018Ask my ex, I am notorious for picking bad movies so this instance was a fluke when I happened upon Como nascem os anjos, a high quality film, which I enjoyed. The Brazilian, Portuguese-language film (which has English subtitles available), follows a queer plot that grows increasingly absurd over ...
NYT Reporter on the VW Scandal & Corporate Culture
By Yvette Yinuo Shi | October 4, 2018Ewing discussed how Volkswagen committed massive crime and fraud.
Healers and Healthcare
By Gibson Grimm | October 4, 2018Ramirez talks about the gray area surrounding urban folk medicine.
Cocoon to Present an Opportunity for Metamorphosis
By Hannah Bensen | October 4, 2018Coccon engages the community with diverse stories.
'The Foreigner’s Home’ Explores Morrison’s Vision of Otherness
By Yvette Yinuo Shi | September 27, 2018"The Foreigner's Home," a potentially life-changing film, encompassing the theme of Otherness, screened at the Annual Clifford Symposium.
Reel Critic: ‘BoJack Horseman’ Season Five
By Owen Mason-Hill | September 27, 2018A look into Bojack Horseman's fifth season, a show famous for it's witty means of exploring the entertainment industry in a brilliant way.
Performing Arts Spotlight: Grammy-Winning Vocal Group Chanticleer to Perform at Mead Chapel Sept. 29
By | September 27, 2018The world-renowned vocal ensemble makes its debut at Middlebury this Saturday, Sept. 29.
Approaching Difference in Toni Morrison’s 'Recitatif'
By Monique Santoso | September 27, 2018The Clifford symposium included an adaptation of a thought-provoking performance on her short story "Recitatif."
The Librarian Is In: 'Cairo'
By Katrina Spencer | September 27, 2018Literatures & Cultures Librarian Katrina Spencer is liaison to the Anderson Freeman Center, the Arabic Department, the Comparative Literature Program, the Gender, Sexuality & Feminist Studies (GSFS) Program, the Language Schools, the Linguistics Program, and the Department of Spanish and Portuguese. ...