WRMC Meet Your DJ: Mikaela Chang
By Online Editor | March 21, 2019Student DJ Mikaela Chang discusses what makes radio special and shares her recent picks of music and campus events.
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On Flags in Ross Dining Hall
By George Werner | March 21, 2019Middlebury's SGA considers hanging a set of national flags in Ross Dining Hall, inspiring a geopolitical discussion.
Baseball Wins Series Against Emory
By Isabella Marcus | March 21, 2019The Middlebury baseball team (3-2, 0-0) improved its non-conference record to 3-2, after a three-win week facing Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute on March 14 (3-4, 0-0) followed by a three-game series against Emory University (7-8, 0-0) on Saturday, March 16 and Sunday, March 17. Last Thursday, the ...
Foreign Correspondents: Thinking About America in Siberia
By Sean Howard | March 21, 2019Alongside drinking crappy beer and “finding yourself,” it is an American college tradition to be jaded about our country.
Notes from the SGA President
By Online Editor | March 21, 2019Happy spring! Just a few updates before everyone leaves for break: 1. Go/heySGA – Reminder to use this form for any issues, comments, ideas, etc. that you would like to share with SGA! Thanks to everyone who has shared so far. 2. Election season is soon approaching! If you are interested in joining ...
10 O’Clock Ross and Social Spaces Top SGA Agenda
By Porter Bowman | March 21, 2019Below is an update on the initiatives, both proposed and passed, of the Student Government Association (SGA). Senate meetings run from 7-8:30 p.m. on Sundays in Axinn 220 and are open to the public. 10 O’Clock Ross After months of planning with Dining Services, the SGA Senate has finalized and ...
Softball Starts Strong
By Max Padilla | March 21, 2019This weekend, the Middlebury Softball team had its season opener and won all four games they played. They managed to pull off the wins despite having double headers both Saturday and Sunday against New Rochelle and Drew. On Saturday, the Panthers set off the season right, scoring in every single inning. ...
Senior Fellows Make Midd Admissions Stand Out
By Hannah Bensen | March 21, 2019At most colleges and universities, professional admissions officers deliver information sessions to prospective students and their families. Not so at Middlebury, where each year, eight seniors are tasked with serving as the face of the college to the more than 10,000 visitors that come to campus. The ...
Sex Panther: F*ck Foreplay
By Sex Panther | March 21, 2019What could a sex-positive Sex Panther possibly have a vendetta against in the world of all things sexy?! Foreplay, of course.
SGA Athletic Affairs Committee Hosts March Madness Bracket Challenge
By Benjy Renton | March 21, 2019The SGA’s Athletic Affairs Commitee is hosting its first campus-wide March Madness Bracket Challenge. Students, faculty and staff can fill out their own March Madness bracket online for free at go/middmadness, with the group name “MiddMadness” and the password “Middlebury” by March 21 for ...
Photos of the Week: Log Rolling Hosts Middlebury Invitational
By Online Editor | March 21, 2019Middlebury’s log rolling club hosted the 2019 Middlebury Invitational this past weekend in the Natatorium. Sarah Howard ’19 won on the women’s side, while Derrick Burt ’20.5 took first place for the men.
Shirley Temple and the Optimistic Orphan Trope
By Christine Mcdow | March 21, 2019Shirley Temple redefined the meaning of celebrity and stardom in American popular culture.
Photos of the Week: Equestrian Competes in Home Show
By Online Editor | March 21, 2019The equestrian team hosted its first spring show at Wishful Thinking Farm in New Haven. Tom Sacco ’20.5 captured third place, while Hannah Patterson ’19 competes in the fences class.
The “Ayes” Have It: Results of Town Meeting Day
By Hattie Lefavour | March 14, 2019MIDDLEBURY - As the town poured into the Middlebury Union High School auditorium at 7 p.m. last Monday night for the annual Town Meeting, energy was high. Some brought their knitting, some brought brownie-wielding toddlers and all brought their own perspectives to add to the night’s nearly three ...
Town Rallies for a Bowling Alley: A Community’s Cry for Fun and One Man’s Plan to Revitalize Downtown Middlebury
By Sadie Housberg | March 14, 2019MIDDLEBURY – “The idea is this: get the building. Gut the thing. Because it’s hot garbage inside,” said Scott Gemignani, owner of Tinker and Smithy Game Store. Gemignani explained his plan to bring new life to downtown Middlebury as he set up shop for the day, pausing to gesticulate excitedly. ...
Addison Central Teens Offers Support and Compassion
By Kenzo Okazaki | March 14, 2019MIDDLEBURY — Tranquility is perhaps the last word that one would think to associate with a teen center. However, before the kids arrive at 3 p.m., tranquility is exactly what one might experience at Addison Central Teens. Located at the Recreation Park near Mary Hogan Elementary School in Middlebury, ...
Burlington School Project Tackles Regional Food Insecurity for Student Youth
By Nora Peachin | March 14, 2019Replacing the usual microgreens and honey-ginger soy elixir of Burlington restaurant Butch + Babe’s menu on Wednesday, Feb. 27, was an unlikely selection; Vermont meatloaf and veggie tots. The school lunch-inspired dinner, called the Love School Lunch dinner, was held as a fundraiser for the Burlington ...
