Climate activists flood College Park, joining worldwide movement
By Becca Amen | September 26, 2019“In my three years doing the climate strike, this is maybe the largest turnout we’ve had,” organizer Zoe Grodsky '20.5 told The Campus.
The Middlebury Off-Campus Project
Administration opens conversation on new student center, Battell renovations
By Riley Board | September 26, 2019“Battell renovation is not a myth anymore,” said Dean of Student Baishakhi Taylor said. “We are seriously looking into it. Everyone talks about it, it’s time.”
Golf clubs and sports rifles: Chloe Levins '20 aims straight and true
By Benjamin Glass | September 26, 2019Biathlete and golfer, Chloe Levins’ ’20 chose to compete in two completely different sports. However, she begs to differ. As she’s climbed the ranks in both disciplines on the national (and international) level, Levins has learned that skiing, shooting, and golfing are all more similar than you ...
This isn’t good enough
By Max Padilla | September 26, 2019I’d like to change the way people at Middlebury talk and think about racial issues and this may be my one shot.
What will you do now?
By Emily Thompson | September 26, 2019Though I use alarmist language to describe the climate crisis, I actually don’t think much about this emergency anymore.
Midd: Invite fewer speakers
By John Gosselin | September 26, 2019In J-Term and the spring semester of 2019, 194 lectures occurred at Middlebury College.
An interview with Jason Mantzoukas '95 from "Parks and Rec"
By Greg Swartz | September 19, 2019Greg Swartz '18 interviews comedic actor Jason Mantzoukas '95 about his time with Otter Nonsense Players at the college and career beyond.
Bauhaus: they were here (in Weimar Germany) and they were queer
By Jack Carew | September 19, 2019Dr. Elizabeth Otto presented on her forthcoming book about queer identities and the Bauhaus last Wednesday.
Energy 2028 update: College partners with Goodrich Farm on anaerobic digester project
By Cecelia Scheuer | September 19, 2019Middlebury College, working in collaboration with local partners, broke ground on an anaerobic digester facility at the end of August. The project will provide the college with a new source of renewable energy.
Confronting the CIA: Arabic student acquitted of protest policy violation
By Hannah Bensen | September 19, 2019A petition is now circulating demanding that Middlebury Language Schools end its relationship with the CIA.
The end of JV sports
By Jack Kagan | September 19, 2019As of the beginning of this school year, the College's Athletics Department has decided to close down the junior varsity sports program.
The Librarian is in
By Online Editor | September 19, 2019Brilliant. Having the opportunity to listen to it read by the author on the very first days of 2019’s Black History Month was a special and meaningful treat. Published to mass acclaim, author Ta-Nehisi Coates — and Middlebury College French Language Schools alum — writes a letter to his son, Samori, ...
New Vermont law bans tobacco and vaping under 21
By Riley Board | September 19, 2019For Vermont residents under 21, the use, possession and purchase of tobacco products and nicotine delivery systems is no longer legal in the state. The college’s newly-expanded Health and Wellness Education office will oversee efforts to support students seeking to quit smoking, and will spearhead ...
Middlebury College Democrats host debate watch party
By Kayla Lichtman | September 19, 2019Middlebury College Democrats invited students to watching the third Democratic presidential debate last week in anticipation of the 2020 election.
Sports Recap
By Jordan Howell, Heather Boehm, Jack Kagan, Erik Arvidsson, Michael Segel and Dan Miguel Espinosa | September 19, 2019Here's our weekly roundup.
Reel Critic: 'Monos'
By Nathan Newbold | September 19, 2019"Monos" is both beautiful and violent in its portrayal of a group of teenage soldiers.
After six years, Middlebury Foods comes to an end
By Ariadne Will | September 19, 2019Student-run nonprofit bids farewell, delivers last boxes
Reel Critic: 'The Peanut Butter Falcon'
By Owen Mason-Hill | September 19, 2019"The Peanut Butter Falcon" is a film about self-discovery and self-definition through companionship.
Inclusivity workshop rolled out for faculty and staff
By Sarah Asch | September 19, 2019In response to several incidents of bias in the classroom last spring, the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion is implementing a new program, which will give employees tools to create a more inclusive campus environment.
They came, they frisbeed, they conquered: Middlebury Pranksters take Nationals
By Benjy Renton | September 19, 2019The Middlebury Pranksters ultimate frisbee team had an outstanding spring season with stunning records, with the men's team claiming the national championship title and the women's team coming in fifth place.