Tell Crisis Pregnancy Center: Stop Lying to Women
By Victoria Isquith | October 25, 2018The information that CPCs provide is biased, ill-informed, and designed to intimidate women who may be considering abortion.
Opinion
Foreign Correspondents: Amsterdam
By Alex Cook | October 25, 2018I did not realize that I would be learning every second of my time abroad.
Notes from the SGA President
By Online Editor | October 25, 2018Updates from SGA: 1. On Friday, Nov. 2 in Wilson Hall, David Provost will be presenting on the following topics: 1) Report on 2018 financials 2) Report on five-year Financial Sustainability Model 3) Workforce Planning — What is it? At the end of the event, there will be time for open dialogue ...
Faculty: Bring the Books Back
By English And American Literatures Department | October 11, 2018We, the undersigned, write to request that the college restore the book ordering function to the campus store.
In Praise of the First-Year Reading Choice and the Program’s Return
By The Editorial Board | October 11, 2018“The Origin of Others” deals with the very issues that we as an institution must continue to grapple with.
Refugee Tales and the Signposts of Migration: A Cross-Atlantic Perspective
By Darien J. Davis | October 11, 2018Migration is connected to the histories of slavery, racism and genocide. It is also connected to scientific innovation and the quest for equality.
Foreign Correspondents: Considering Kavanaugh in Chile
By Varsha Vijayakumar | October 11, 2018It 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.
The Lookbook: Fashion Prescription Glasses
By Clark Lewis | October 11, 2018If there is one thing I remember from Professor Sommers’ 100-level microeconomics class, it’s that monopolies are not good for the consumer.
Simple Solutions for Course Registration
By Jack Rudnik | October 11, 2018There are simple solutions that can reduce the stress and difficulty associated with course registration.
Students Respond to Kavanaugh Hearing
By Online Editor | October 4, 2018To watch Dr. Ford was more than disheartening. It was heartbreaking.
We Demand Justice: Divest Shows Student Power
By Cora Kircher, Leif Taranta, And Lucy Weiss | October 4, 2018This past Friday, Divest Middlebury took a major step towards our goal of finally aligning the college endowment with our mission statement.
Foreign Correspondents: Mariel Edokwe in New Zealand
By Mariel Edokwe | October 4, 2018A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity has made me look at my life in a new way.
We Support Survivors
By The Editorial Board | September 27, 2018Why 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.
Elections in Zimbabwe: A New Era
By Munya Munyati | September 27, 2018Munya Munyati '20, a Zimbabwe native, recounts the most recent elections.
Letter to the Editor: Suad Teocanin
By Megan Rzezutko | September 27, 2018A note of appreciation for last week's feature piece on Suad.
Notes from the SGA Pres: On Student Spaces
By Nia Robinson | September 27, 2018I 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 ...
The Pragmatic Left
By Joey Lyons | September 27, 2018Why liberals at Middlebury need to restore the primacy of debate and dialogue on campus and beyond.
Where Did the Small School Go?
By The Editorial Board | September 20, 2018Classes are getting fuller, lines are getting longer and the essential aspects of Middlebury are at risk.
The Lookbook: Calvin Klein Sneakers
By Clark Lewis | September 20, 2018What a pair of gold Calvin Klein sneakers says about retail in 2018.