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The Setonian

The Librarian Is In

[pullquote speaker="" photo="" align="center" background="on" border="all" shadow="on"]Akissi: Attaque de Chats, by Marguerite Abouet and illustrated by Sapin, 2010[/pullquote] Akissi is a fictional West African girl from Côte d’Ivoire (the Ivory Coast), a former colony of France, that, like many ...


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Women’s Squash: Full of Fresh Faces and Even Fresher Wins

The 15th-ranked women’s squash team came out swinging this past weekend, when they began their 2018-2019 season with a home opener on Saturday against Tufts. The Panthers swept with a 9-0 victory, and team captains Bea Kuijpers ’19 and Alexa Comai ’19 led the way.  The Panthers blanked Tufts ...


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ISO Showcases ‘Midd Worldwide’

Consisting mainly of dance and music, the ISO show explored themes ranging from ancestral roots and cultural identity to resilience in the face of adversity. 


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Women’s Hockey Anticipates Intensity Against Pioneers

The Middlebury women’s hockey team participated in the Panther-Cardinal Classic on Nov. 24 and 25, but fell to the fifth-ranked Adrian College Bulldogs 4-1 in the championship game. The Panthers got off to a fast start with many early chances testing Adrian goalie Katie Turner. With 7:28 remaining ...


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Women’s Basketball: Ballin’ with Zero Losses

The Panther women’s basketball team improved to a 6-0 record after beating the Sage Colleges on Thursday, Nov. 29 and Colby-Sawyer on Saturday, Dec. 1. Their winning streak is a testament to the squad’s versatility on both sides of the court.  The team is ranked sixth nationally for team defense, ...


The Setonian

GSFS Alumni Call for Patton to Respond to Title IX Changes in Open Letter

Discussions during a recent reunion of the department of Gender, Sexuality and Feminist Studies (GSFS) led alumni to write a letter to President Laurie L. Patton, calling for her condemnation of U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos’ proposed changes to Federal Title IX policy that the letter identifies ...


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Buns, Hun! Dual Bakery and Italian Restaurant Now Open

[gallery ids="42216,42218"]As any Vermonter knows, a cornerstone of surviving the winter is good, honest carbs. Caroline and Matt Corrente, married co-owners of the newly-opened Haymaker Bun Co. and The Arcadian restaurant, know this well. The two businesses now co-inhabit the space at 7 Bakery ...


The Setonian

Storm Café Closes Doors For Good

A sunny day signaled the end of the Storm Café. The restaurant, located in the Old Stone Mill building on the banks of Otter Creek, had been a staple in the Middlebury food scene for years. Last year, their American cuisine made from local ingredients won the café a spot in Visiting New England’s  ...


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Old Stone Mill Sale Forces Student Users to Find New Home

Old Stone Mill, the college’s hub for student entrepreneurs, innovators and student makers, was sold for $500,000 to Community Barn Ventures, a local consulting firm for growing businesses.  The closing date on the sale of the historic building in downtown Middlebury is Jan. 7, which leaves students ...


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Photos of the Week: Middlebury Enjoys First Winter Tracks at Snow Bowl

BENJY RENTON BENJY RENTON BENJY RENTON BENJY RENTON The Middlebury College Snow Bowl and Rikert Nordic Center officially opened for the season on Saturday, Nov. 24. This past weekend brought students and faculty members of all ages to the slopes for the first round of winter skiing. Last week’s snow ...


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Men’s Basketball is Dropping Bucket After Bucket

After an 83-37 victory in its home opener in Pepin Gymnasium, the Middlebury men’s basketball team propelled itself to five more wins, only suffering one recent loss this past Saturday. The Panthers remain 12th-ranked and continue with momentum, having yet to host or visit another NESCAC team.  Middlebury ...




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