It is hard enough to be abroad and immersed in a completely different culture — to be around people completely unaware of something that means the world to you is crippling.
If there is one thing I remember from Professor Sommers’ 100-level microeconomics class, it’s that monopolies are not good for the consumer.
There are simple solutions that can reduce the stress and difficulty associated with course registration.
To watch Dr. Ford was more than disheartening. It was heartbreaking.
This past Friday, Divest Middlebury took a major step towards our goal of finally aligning the college endowment with our mission statement.
A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity has made me look at my life in a new way.
Why we think the three survivors who've spoken out against Kavanaugh should not only spark investigations against him, but also a new wave of conversations about sexual assault on campus.
Munya Munyati '20, a Zimbabwe native, recounts the most recent elections.
A note of appreciation for last week's feature piece on Suad.
I hope everyone has had a great start to their semester! This week, I thought it would be a great idea to talk about something that has been on the minds of many students,--dining changes. Specifically, the recent Grille closure two nights a week and the changes to the dining hall hours that has worried ...
Why liberals at Middlebury need to restore the primacy of debate and dialogue on campus and beyond.
Classes are getting fuller, lines are getting longer and the essential aspects of Middlebury are at risk.
What a pair of gold Calvin Klein sneakers says about retail in 2018.
A reflection on the virtues of welcoming others.
As the shadows gain weight, so does my patience for niceties.
An introduction of The Campus's mission from this year's editor in chief and managing editors.
To the Editors of the Middlebury Campus: The first story I wrote for Maria Hiaasen was rejected. I was a sophomore staff writer in her first period journalism class at Dulaney High School in Timonium, Maryland, excited but unprepared for the universe of beat writing and community framing. In response ...
The first of a weekly column by Charlotte Frankel '18.5, in which she will “review very important things on campus, such as the doors to Proctor (they should not have a double-entryway — this is dangerous and unnecessary!), the chairs in that one classroom on the first floor of Gifford, and much ...
The first of a regular column by the student body president.