As the Rohatyn Student Advisory Board, we would like to express our opposition to the Political Science Department (PSCI) and Rohatyn Center for Global Affairs’ (RCGA) sponsorship of the lecture by Ryszard Legutko. To quote the Open Letter to PSCI and RCGA: “By co-sponsoring a speaker who blatantly ...
Okay, let’s take it from the top. Three weeks ago, the Local Noodle received a picture of a CHEM 103 test with a question asking students to calculate lethal doses of gas as it was used in the Holocaust. We unanimously agreed it deserved to be publicly known and formally denounced, but had heard nothing ...
With the Spring Student Symposium happening tomorrow, all of us here at The Campus cordially encourage you to embrace your inner nerd.
As a parent of a Middlebury student watching the Noodle kerfuffle from the outside, I am appalled.
We write to acknowledge and offer deep apologies for an egregiously inappropriate question that one of our departmental faculty members included on an exam earlier this semester.
The New York Times Student Editors Conference was like a small, hopeful oasis in the middle of busy Manhattan.
I’m vegan and I went abroad for my febmester. Sometimes I struggle figuring out which of these to tell someone first when I meet them.
Dear Tré, How do I deal with the fact that everything has to have a label? Sexuality is fluid but I feel pressured to “decide” what I am. -Anonymous Dear Reader, Thank you for your submission! I want to address what you said about sexuality. You said “sexuality is fluid, but I feel pressured ...
There is one thing I never, never want to hear during sex. “I think the condom just broke.” That one’s a real mood-killer.
Happy (kind of) spring everyone! Old and New Notes: 1. Thank you to everyone who has shared feedback or ideas with go/heysga. We encourage everyone to use it as a resource. 2. Election season is upon us! Please be sure to check your emails for the candidates’ statements of intent. Also, if you ...
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This multi-million dollar scandal is disheartening but not entirely surprising, and it sheds light on the deep flaws within the American educational system.
Zeitgeist, The Campus’ first annual student survey, aims to discuss questions we often avoid.
Recently, Tamar Mayer, the head of the Hebrew Department, was denied her second request to hire a new Hebrew professor for next year.
Middlebury's SGA considers hanging a set of national flags in Ross Dining Hall, inspiring a geopolitical discussion.
Alongside drinking crappy beer and “finding yourself,” it is an American college tradition to be jaded about our country.
Happy spring! Just a few updates before everyone leaves for break: 1. Go/heySGA – Reminder to use this form for any issues, comments, ideas, etc. that you would like to share with SGA! Thanks to everyone who has shared so far. 2. Election season is soon approaching! If you are interested in joining ...
What could a sex-positive Sex Panther possibly have a vendetta against in the world of all things sexy?! Foreplay, of course.
Shirley Temple redefined the meaning of celebrity and stardom in American popular culture.
The concept for the Map Project is simple: an aerial view of Middlebury’s campus populated with a series of red dots, each one representing an instance of sexual assault or sexual harassment that has occurred on campus.