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Sex Panther: Emergency Contraception

There is one thing I never, never want to hear during sex. “I think the condom just broke.” That one’s a real mood-killer.

Softball Can’t Get a Break

The Panthers started off the season strong, winning their first four games. Since then, however, they seemed to have lost their momentum. Spring break was supposed to be an opportunity for them to thrive and build off their success from the previous week, but it appears that their glory was rather short-lived, ...

Bill McKibben Talks Lessons Learned

The earth is not to be taken for granted.  Last Thursday evening in Wilson Hall, 30 years after publishing the seminal climate change volume “The End of Nature,” Bill McKibben revisited the many lessons he has learned since the book’s publication. That was the first one.  McKibben, known for ...

Notes from the SGA President

Happy (kind of) spring everyone! Old and New Notes: 1. Thank you to everyone who has shared feedback or ideas with go/heysga. We encourage everyone to use it as a resource. 2. Election season is upon us! Please be sure to check your emails for the candidates’ statements of intent. Also, if you ...

Snow Bowl Will Continue Ski School Scholarship Program Next Year

Thanks to a $20,000 fund, the Ski and Snowboard Scholarship pilot program that brought 103 new skiers up to the Snow Bowl this Winter Term will continue into future seasons. The fund, compiled by Student Affairs and the Dean of Students, helps students dodge the steep costs of winter sports by providing ...

Men’s Lacrosse Splits NESCAC Play, Beats Springfield

After a successful midweek game against conference foe, Hamilton, the Middlebury Panthers looked to keep their win streak alive against the Colby Mules this past Saturday. The Panthers seemed fired up for this game right from the start, with chants of “What up, Blue!” echoing throughout Youngman ...

Behind the Scenes with Dolci

It’s 3 p.m. on a Friday afternoon and seniors Grace Stimson and Hannah Seabury are hard at work in the kitchen. They’ve been here all week, prepping and planning a dinner entitled “Guilty Pleasures” — the menu boasts truffle mac ‘n’ cheese, steak and potatoes, and chocolate cake — for ...

Track and Field Scores at the Amherst Spring Fling

Although it feels like the indoor track season ended only recently, the team is already several meets into the outdoor season.  On Saturday, April 6, the team participated in the Amherst Spring Fling with impressive results.   On the team’s performance at this meet, Noah Wagner-Carlberg ’19 said, ...

Photos of the Week: Pond Skim Draws Crowds at Snow Bowl

Photos of the Week: Special Olympics Holds First Practice

Members of the Special Olympics club hosted their first spring basketball practice of the spring. The team meets each Sunday from 4 to 5 p.m. in Pepin Gymnasium.

Throwback Thursday: the Archive Issue

We have no new content this week—instead, we dove into the archives, and are reprinting some of the best stories we found in decades-old editions of The Campus.

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Jenny Moss: March 21, 2019

Jenny Moss: March 21, 2019

Jenny Moss

Little Dinky Comics: March 21, 2019

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Coffee Beans: March 21, 2019

Pia Contreras

Staying in Print in the Digital Age: The Role of An Independent Newspaper from VT to Alaska

Thad Poulson and Angelo Lynn live 3,000 miles apart and have never met. As owners and publishers of independent newspapers, however, the two have experienced the recent decline in newspaper prosperity together. “Until maybe ten years ago, we had no financial worries — we were on top of the world,” ...

Sarah Fagan: March 21, 2019

Sarah Fagan

Cold Brews, Hot Takes: The Campus Guide to Local Breweries

Last Thursday, I turned 21. Being in Vermont, I decided to celebrate the occasion not by throwing a Busch-fueled dorm room pregame, but with a local, authentic drinking experience: a craft brewery tour. When I looked for places to visit, though, I found a lack of guidance. The Vermont Brewers Association ...