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Alum Conversation with Nathaniel Brown ’13, Freelance Filmmaker and Photographer

By Yinuo Wang | April 28, 2022

Nathaniel Brown ’13 majored in International Politics and Economics with an East Asian focus and is now a freelance filmmaker and photographer. He received a Fulbright Scholarship after college. He has since traveled around the world making documentaries with subcultural communities, including in ...

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Photo of the Week: Sunset Over Chapel Hill

April 28, 2022

Photo of the Week: Sunset Over Chapel Hill by Zeyi Tong '25

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Spring Student Symposium returns in person

By Emmanuel Tamrat | April 28, 2022

The Spring Student Symposium returned in person for the first time since spring 2019 on Friday, April 22.

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Photo of the Week: Bicycle in the Tree Behind Forest

April 21, 2022

Bicycle in the Tree Behind Forest by Wayne Wang '22.5

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Musicians at Midd: Conversations with Yawny, Jocular William and Mickmaster Fresh

By Devin Santikarma | April 21, 2022

For this article, I wanted to spend time documenting students who identify as musicians at Middlebury, whose rich musical history extends from Tony-award winning Anaïs Mitchell to the infamous viral “MiddKid” music video. Though hailing from different backgrounds and styles, they are all brought ...

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Photographer Spotlight: Dylan Schmeling

By Atticus Coates | April 14, 2022

Dylan Schmeling ’24.5, a Biology and Physics double major and an international student, finds inspiration in his home country of Tanzania. His photography shows the Tanzanian countryside, and thus documents the people, animals and landscape he grew up around.

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Photo of the Week: A Successful Pond Skim

April 7, 2022

Ella Roelofs and Charlotte Marks after a successful pond skim

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Insights from Students with Disabilities at Midd

By Nadia Hare | April 7, 2022

As a photojournalist, I acknowledge the historical role the media has played in perpetuating ableism through representations of disability. I would like to emphasize the various ways students with disabilities exist on this campus, and the extent that Middlebury as an institution comes to support us ...

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Alum Conversation with Douglas Perkins '94, Associate Director of Operations and Finance at the Middlebury Museum of Art.

By Yinuo Wang | April 3, 2022

Alum Conversation is a new podcast series of The Middlebury Campus Multimedia. In this series, we will interview Middlebury alumni. Some of them currently work at Middlebury College, some supplied the salmon at school dining halls, and some started the first mountain bike company in Afghanistan. They ...

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Photo of the Week: A Trip to Shoshone National Forest

April 3, 2022

A Trip to Shoshone National Forest by Sophia Johnson '22

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Siefer’s Scoop podcast: Andrew Plumley ’11, Middlebury football and basketball, Senior Director of Equity and Culture at American Alliance of Museums

By Blaise Siefer | March 10, 2022

This week, Andrew Plumley ’11 appears on Siefer’s Scoop. Born in Burlington, Vermont, Plumley was a two-sport varsity athlete at Middlebury, playing football and basketball. As a student, Plumley studied philosophy and helped create the famous MIDD KID song and music video. Since graduating, Plumley ...

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Photo of the Week: Sunbeams Over the Golf Course

March 10, 2022

Sunbeams Over the Golf Course by Amaan Habibulla '25

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The Unsung Heroes of the Snow Bowl

By Devin Santikarma | March 10, 2022

As the parking lot starts to clear out and the lift chairs hang suspended in the air, Snow Bowl staff are able to call it a day, enthusiastic for the weekend splitboard festival ahead. For some staff, though, their day on the mountain is just getting started.

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Staff Issue Photo: Public Safety Officer Jamie Picking-up a Discarded White Claw

By Florence Wu | March 4, 2022

Staff Issue Photo: Public Safety Officer Jamie picking-up a White Claw a student dropped upon spotting the officer.

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