The Middlebury Off-Campus Project

Let’s talk about sex, please

We are your SGA Sexual and Relationship Respect committee (SRR). Not only do we represent you, but I think we have a common goal.

Proximity

I woke up Thursday morning to loud voices outside my door.

Is this a magic trick?

A few weeks ago, I was disappointed to see the removal of the commons system.

Sex Panther: Dating ... with style

Hello, everyone, and welcome to cuffing season! As the temperatures drop, the number of couples sky-rocket.

Ask Tré

Dear Tre,  If you had the power to change one thing about Middlebury College campus culture today, what would it be and why? -Anonymous Dear Reader,  If I had the power to change one thing at Middlebury, it would be the sense of entitlement that many students have here. Many students here at Middlebury ...

Thin Ice: November 7, 2019

Sports recap: November 7, 2019

Recap on fall sports.

College undergoes a rocky transition to Oracle finance system

The recent change has caused frustrating and challenges among students, faculty, and staff, who think that the system change occurred before Technology Services was prepared to address issues that arose with the software.

2019 Fall Profile shows increases in students of color and from southern states at Middlebury

The current student body is the least-white in Middlebury history, with 26% students of color.

Unpacking unemployment: Wolcott on the U.S. job market

Economics Professor Erin Wolcott's research examines the causes of high unemployment rates.

Struggles at 75 Shannon Street

The renovations of Munroe Hall have displaced faculty offices for a handful of departments. These professors have had to downsize their office space to cubicles at the Shannon Street building, which complicated certain daily tasks.

In Vermont, electric vehicle ownership is on the rise

Last summer, New Haven resident Taborri Bruhl, along with his son, drove 10,000 miles across the continental United States and back. The catch? They did it in a fully-electric Nissan Leaf. Instead of lifting gas pumps day after day, Bruhl mapped out electric charging stations across the country, which ...

'The Bacchae 2.1' reframes otherness

Theatre Professor Michole Biancosino's iteration of "The Bacchae" retains the play's original themes of human complexity yet creatively presents otherness in new ways.

Sheldon Museum features ‘Conjuring the Dead’ exhibit

The Henry Sheldon Museum celebrated its exhibit, “Conjuring the Dead,” with an array of spooky festivities on the night of Wednesday, Oct. 30. Among the hair-raising activities were fortune telling, tarot card readings, dream interpretations, ghost stories and a live music performance by Middlebury ...

“I look at bilingualism as an asset, nothing less”

The PBS news anchor and professor-of-the-practice at Arizona State University gave a lecture detailing her multiple career changes, the backlash she faced for pronouncing words in her accent and the benefits of diversity in the field of journalism.

Evolution dancers drop their masks

In their first show of the year title "The Mask Has Fallen," Evolution impressed and energized the crowd, celebrating authenticity with student-choreographed urban dances.

NESCAC Votes: Students and staff strategize voter participation efforts for the 2020 elections

Delegates from NESCAC schools convened at the two-day event to share methods for increasing political participation and best practices for facilitating political discussions in the classroom.

Memorable Dishes’ series at Bundle connects community with food and story

Students, professors, and local residents gathered in ​​Bundle​ — a pop-up event space in downtown Middlebury — to kick off a new storytelling series hosted by Middlebury Underground last Friday, Nov. 1. This storytelling series, aptly titled “Memorable Dishes,” offered hours of stories ...

Reel Critic: 'Portrait of a Lady on Fire'

This French historical drama brought romance, female empowerment, humor and beautiful cinematography to the Hirschfield Film Series this weekend.

Reel Critic: 'Bojack Horseman' Season VI

The first part of the show's final season follows Bojack's path towards sobriety, dealing as ever with heavy subjects of alcoholism and trauma through the unlikely medium of animation.