New Phone Line Will Save You Time at Health Center
By Ben Dohan | September 20, 2018Sick and don't want to miss classes? New phone triage service streamlines Parton appointments and care.
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Monterey Receives $4.5 million From Developer’s Estate
By Kate Criscietello | September 20, 2018MIIS received a record donation from the conservationist and developer Samuel F.B. Morse.
The Community Bias Response Team, Explained
By Elaine Velie | September 20, 2018The Community Bias Response Team (CBRT) will continue its work in the 2018-19 academic year. CBRT informs the college community about instances of bias through all-school emails. While planning and initial CBRT activity began in 2016, the committee officially formed in early 2017 in order to address ...
Pee Empowered: SheFly Brings Gender Equality to the Outdoors
By Sarah Asch | September 20, 2018SheFly Apparel, a student-founded company tackling the inequality of outdoor gear, has recently competed in a series of national competitions for entrepreneurs.
PHOTO STORY: Hundreds Gather for Activities Fair & Picnic
By Silvia Cantu Bautista | September 15, 2018Hundreds of Middlebury College students turned out for yesterday's Student Activities Fair, where student organizations set up tables and answered questions from prospective members. The fair was followed by a community picnic outside Proctor Dining Hall, a fall Middlebury tradition. After the picnic, ...
A Dynamic Leader Ready for Change: An Intimate Look at SGA President Nia Robinson
By Bochu Ding | September 13, 2018Who is she?
Students Organize Summit to Empower Kenyan Youth With Albinism
By Kate Criscitiello | September 13, 2018Albinism does not define who they are.
Never Forget: College Democrats, Republicans and Young Americans for Freedom Plant Flags to Remember 9/11
By Lucy Grindon | September 13, 2018Students plant flags to represent victims of 9/11 attacks.
News In Brief: Grille Closings, Hallquist to Visit, Fatal Crash Near Proctor
By Nick Garber, Eric Kapner and Caroline Kapp | September 13, 2018The Grille is now closed on Monday and Tuesday nights, Christine Hallquist is coming to campus, and more.
Power Outage Hits College Night Before Classes; Causes Flashlight Party
By Amelia Pollard | September 11, 2018A power outage struck the college and parts of town Monday, plunging students here into darkness the night before the first day of classes. The outage occurred just before 10 p.m., when a fallen branch struck utility equipment on the portion of Weybridge Street between Shannon Street and Murdock Court. ...
E-lot: College likely to restore some student parking; adds more spaces elsewhere
By Will Digravio | September 4, 2018Thirty-three student parking spaces will likely be added to E-lot once construction of the area is complete, a college official told The Campus. The college's announcement came two days after The Campus published an article detailing the elimination of all 115 student parking spaces in E-lot, the ...
E-lot Student Parking Eliminated
By Will Digravio | September 1, 2018Spaces will now be reserved for faculty and staff.
Pee Empowered: SheFly Brings Gender Equality to the Outdoors
By Snoadmin | August 15, 2018Peeing on an Alaskan glacier was so frustrating for Georgia Grace Edwards '18, she decided to start an outdoor clothing company. “I was spending anywhere from eight to 12 hours a day on the ice,” she said. “I found myself having to trek across the glacier for privacy, completely remove three ...
Destruction of E Lot, Construction of New Building Begins
By Will Digravio | July 30, 2018E Lot is no more, kind of. The college broke ground on a temporary office behind Wright Memorial Theater last week, demolishing the Atwater tennis courts and rendering much of the parking lost behind Wright and Allen Hall inaccessible. Some parking spaces are still available. As reported in The Campus ...
Harrison Ford Comes to Campus; Is as Cool as You Think
By Will Digravio | July 22, 2018*Insert cheesy Star Wars lede here* Harrison Ford visited Middlebury College last month! The actor best known for playing Han Solo in Star Wars and the titular role in the Indiana Jones series took a tour with his son, who is a prospective student. By all accounts, he was kind and gracious, pausing ...
Middlebury Will Offer Buyouts to Staff and Faculty to Reduce Deficit
By Nick Garber | July 13, 2018Middlebury administrators have begun implementing a program to reevaluate faculty and staff positions across the institution — a process that, once completed at the end of the next academic year, could result in significant cuts to the college’s workforce. The plan was announced to college employees ...
Doug Adams Resigns as Associate Dean of Students
By Elizabeth Sawyer
| June 27, 2018
He will become the dean of students at Franklin & Marshall College.
College Executives Make Up Elite of Addison County
By Amelia Pollard | May 9, 2018[gallery ids="39002,39004,39003"] In recent months, executive pay has sparked controversy among faculty, staff and students as tax forms and op-eds have prompted a negative response to the salaries of the college’s top administrators. Executives at universities across the country earn high salaries ...
College Plans to Fundraise for Growing Financial Aid
By Elaine Velie | May 9, 2018Although Middlebury College has yet to set targets for its goal to increase the number of students receiving financial aid, the incoming first-year class will have more students on financial aid than this year’s first-year class. This unexpected increase is due to Middlebury’s need blind admissions ...
Patton Forms New Cabinet of Senior Administrators
By Bochu Ding | May 9, 2018President Laurie L. Patton announced changes this week within the senior leadership group, the 17-member advisory council. A nine-member cabinet will be formed out of that group to “improve the efficiency of decision making” in Old Chapel. The new cabinet represents some of Patton’s closest advisors. ...