The Lookbook: Business Casual
By Clark Lewis | February 28, 2019I still sometimes struggle to discern which articles of clothing I should wear to the office. What clothes are suitable and which are pushing the limits of professionalism?
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91st Academy Awards: No Host, No Problem
By Maggie Perrotta | February 28, 2019The first time in 30 years that the show has gone host-less, leaving the “Best of Hollywood” to lead themselves, crack their own jokes and be their own timekeepers.
SGA UPDATE: We Want Your Feedback
By Nia Robinson | February 28, 2019Happy third week of the semester!
Middlebury Hosts NESCAC Swimming Championships, Men Place Eighth
By Anna Wood | February 28, 2019The 2019 men’s swimming and diving NESCAC championship was held in the Middlebury Natatorium last weekend, February 21-24, where the Panthers placed eighth. Williams captured the first place spot for the 16th time in 17 years, collecting 1,822 points. Coming in as runner-up was Tufts with 1,775.5 ...
Yamiche Alcindor Recounts a Career of Asking Tough Questions
By Hannah Bensen | February 28, 2019Alcindor reports stories about civil rights injustices and police violence.
Sex Panther: Give Lube Some Love
By Sex Panther | February 28, 2019Let’s talk about lube. No, really. We need to have a heart-to-heart.
The Librarian Is In
By Online Editor | February 28, 2019In terms of plot, Colson Whitehead’s Pulitzer Prize-winning book, “The Underground Railroad,” is much of what you might expect: it’s a fictionalized story of two people escaping slavery in the pre-Civil War era South. The language is rich. The characters are full. The trajectory is treacherous. ...
Indoor Track Teams Crack the Top Five in Boston
By Jordan Howell | February 28, 2019The track and field teams put forth a strong performance when they competed in the Division III New England Championships on Friday, Feb. 22 and Saturday, Feb. 23. The men got fifth place in a total field of twenty-three teams, while the women got fourth place in a total field of twenty-six teams. ...
Women’s Squash Defeated at CSA Championships
By Emily Bian | February 28, 2019Following a third-place finish at NESCACs earlier this month, the 15th-ranked Middlebury women’s squash team headed to the CSA Team Championships this past weekend in hopes to win the Kurtz Cup. The three-day national team championships were hosted by Trinity in the Kellner Squash Center. Middlebury ...
In the Cards: Katherine Jackson
By Online Editor | February 28, 2019The Campus skated around some questions with senior Katherine Jackson.
Divesting Middlebury: An Interactive Timeline
By Bochu Ding, Catherine Pollack and Caroline Kapp | February 23, 2019Campus reporters have compiled an interactive timeline walking through some of the most important events along Middlebury's six-year path to fossil fuel divestment.
Middlebury Shelters Grapple with Increased Demand, Facing Harsh Weather
By Nora Peachin | February 21, 2019MIDDLEBURY - Homelessness in Vermont is sometimes hidden within the state’s signature rolling green hills and idyllic pastures. Though the issue may not be as obvious or prevalent in Vermont as in urban centers across the country, it is nonetheless a serious and growing problem. The Vermont Coalition ...
Vermont’s Budding Industry: Next State to Tax & Regulate Cannabis?
By Sadie Housberg | February 21, 2019For those Vermonters advocating for a tax-and-regulate cannabis market, new legislation moving through both the House and the Senate could herald welcome changes. A bill proposed by Representative Sam Young (D-Greensboro) on Friday, Feb. 8, would progressively implement a commercial marijuana market ...