Student organizations and environmental groups are working with the migrant farm worker advocacy group, Migrant Justice, to promote the Milk with Dignity program in Vermont and New England. Representatives from several campus advocacy groups convened on Oct. 28 with organizers from the Milk with Dignity ...
Zoe Sipe ’23.5 waited to die in the parking lot of the Middlebury Marriott.
Other colleges, including Williams and Bowdoin, saw substantial endowment increases as well.
Kirby comes to Middlebury with experience working with youth and families in New Hampshire, following the recommendation of a search committee that included students, staff, and administrators.
Club leaders said the lack of funding limits the opportunities they can offer Middlebury students and their ability to remain competitive against other colleges.
Goss, a native of Hinesburg, Vermont, comes to the college to lead the HR team on issues including recruiting, wage, and benefits.
Middlebury hosted its fourth Fall Faculty Forum on Oct. 29, an opportunity for faculty and staff to share their academic projects and research with the community.
Content Warning: This article contains mentions of suicide.
An expanse of field off South Street Extension will soon be the site of a 29,000-panel solar array, but community and ecological concerns linger.
Exact events and programming has yet to be planned, but the focus of the center will be on community building.
SGA Justice Projects funding has granted the Anderson Freeman Center $110,000 to use for travel-learning trips and speaker events throughout the year.
Students in Bread Loaf, the Marriott, and Inn on the Green now have key card access to the President’s dining room as a lounge space on the college's main campus.
Amid a staffing shortage, dining services has worked to manage traffic during busy lunchtimes.
Amid a staffing shortage, dining services has worked to manage traffic during busy lunchtimes.
While many professors are eager to return to in person learning this fall, not all are comfortable with in-person given the persistent risks of Covid-19.
This fall, with long Proc lines, primarily in-person classes and no room capacity limits — according to the campus status page — many students welcome a return to a more “normal” semester. However, ResLife, dining hall staff and Public Safety officers are still tasked with enforcing rules like ...
The CDEI is using its $105,000 to provide grants to departments or programs working on anti-racist projects.
MiddCourses was first created in 2014 and was popular on campus among students until last semester, when it was shut down for renovations.
Following the dissolution of Middlebury’s 30-year-old commons system in the fall of 2020, new mentorship systems have slowly been phased in for first years.
The increase in on-campus enrollment has brought extra bikes to campus, while the return of in-person classes, athletics, and campus life has spiked demand to get around campus quickly.