Introducing: Ask Tré
By Tré Stephens | March 14, 2019Do you need advice? Don’t know where to turn or who to talk to? Have no fear, Tréyoncé is here.
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The Librarian Is In
By Online Editor | March 14, 2019I was enchanted. I’m sure it was the book cover art that stopped me and attracted me to this work: a man is falling precariously but his only preoccupation is his writing. I needed to know more. The main character of this work is Arthur Less, a gay man approaching 50 who is, against his own design, ...
Men’s Lacrosse Gets Over Hump and Captures First Win of Season
By Bobby Sullivan | March 14, 2019Following a tough road loss to Bates to open up the season, the Middlebury Men’s Lacrosse team traveled to New London, Connecticut to take on Conn. College this past weekend. The Panthers earned their first win of the season, with a clutch 16-9 victory that will steer them in the right direction for ...
Baseball Falls to Stevens in 10-Inning Game
By Isabella Marcus | March 14, 2019After rallying for a comeback in the ninth inning, the Middlebury College baseball team (0-1, 0-0) sent its first non-conference game of the season versus the Stevens Institute Ducks (2-4, 0-0) to extra innings. The Panthers ultimately lost 5-4 last Saturday at Stevens. The Panthers scored in the top ...
Women’s Tennis Blanks Hamilton
By Cecelia Scheuer | March 14, 2019The sixth-ranked Middlebury women’s tennis team proved they will be a force to reckon with this spring, opening up their spring season over the weekend with a 9-0 home victory over Hamilton on Saturday, March 9. The match took place indoors at the Nelson Recreational Center, where the Panthers kicked ...
Photos of the Week
By Online Editor | March 14, 2019After winning its second consecutive NCAA Division III championship back in November 2018, members of the field hockey team received their championship rings. Head coach Katharine DeLorenzo (top right) and her staff were voted the National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) Division III National ...
Former College Employee Opens BBQ Joint en Route to Snow Bowl
By Hattie Lefavour | March 7, 2019EAST MIDDLEBURY — When Chef Paul Dow left his job working for Middlebury College dining after 20 years to open his own barbecue restaurant, he wasn’t expecting to fill a student niche. Paul’s Deli and BBQ, officially open as of Feb. 11, is nestled in East Middlebury where restaurants are spread ...
Long-Awaited Boba Comes to Downtown Middlebury
By Ashley Wang | March 7, 2019A small child plays by the window of the store as an older man stands at the register, taking orders from arriving customers. When the crowd clears, he strolls over and introduces himself. Andy Li, a small business owner and the owner of Yogurt City in downtown Middlebury, has been living in Vermont ...
Dinners With Love Brings Joy to Patients and Families in Hospice Care
By Lucy Townend | March 7, 2019Every Thursday night across Vermont, volunteers deliver hundreds of meals to hospice patients and their caregivers with Dinners with Love, a Brandon-based non-profit organization. Dinners with Love has a simple model that can be easily replicated. Patients and their families order food from local ...
Middlebury Cycling Team to Host Cycling Road Race in Champlain Valley
By Porter Bowman | March 7, 2019For the first time in recent history, the Middlebury College Cycling Team is set to host the Weybridge Road Race next month as part of the six-week Eastern Collegiate Cycling Conference (ECCC) season. The race will take place on April 7, and is a major milestone for the student cycling community on ...
Focus Groups To Shape Future of Ilsley Public Library
By Taylor Phillips | March 7, 2019MIDDLEBURY – Over the past five months Dana Hart, the new director of the Ilsley Public Library, met with 14 focus groups on a “Tell Me!” tour to explore various ways Ilsley can better meet the needs of the Middlebury community. She introduced some of her findings at an event at the library on ...