A Press for the People
By Matt Smith | November 15, 2018While the president’s disregard for the truth is troubling, his blatant disrespect and animosity for the press is even more disconcerting.
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DeRay on the Injustices of Today
By Bochu Ding | November 15, 2018Since participating in the racial justice protests in Ferguson, Mo. in 2014, DeRay Mckesson has been wearing the same blue Patagonia vest that he wore there.
The Lookbook: Leopard Print
By Clark Lewis | November 15, 2018Fashion borrows, steals and appropriates from itself all the time and I find that along the way many things lose their meaning.
‘Havel’ Explores Morality and Dissidence
By Monique Santoso | November 15, 2018As human beings, we are always balancing risks, personal gain and a commitment to our values. A willingness to look our personal failings in the face is especially needed in present-day Washington, where recent administrations have aggressively prosecuted whistleblowers, and governments conduct broad ...
Football Finishes Fourth in NESCAC, Loses to Tufts
By Lauren Boyd | November 15, 2018The Middlebury football team fell to the Tufts Jumbos 35-13 this past Saturday, concluding its season with a 5-4 record and a fourth-place finish in the NESCAC conference. Though Middlebury put up a tough fight, Tufts took the game in the third quarter, sealing the Panthers’ fate. Throughout the ...
SGA to Fund Financial Aid for Lessons at Snow Bowl
By Hannah Bensen | November 15, 2018On Sunday night, the Student Government Association (SGA) passed a Snow Bowl Scholarship Bill allocating $2,500 towards the scholarship fund.
Rough Cut Latest to Close Doors
By Sadie Housberg | November 15, 2018Facing rent hike, The Rough cut Dishes up its last plates.
Women’s Cross Country Second, Men’s Third at NCAA Regionals
By Jordan Howell | November 15, 2018With the season nearing an end, the men’s and women’s cross country teams are working non-stop to make sure that they finish off strong. The teams boasted their hard work at the NCAA Regional Championships on Saturday, Nov.10. The men came in third with 142 points. Amherst came in first with ...
Andi Lloyd, Biology Professor and Dean of Faculty, Leaving to Attend Divinity School
By Elaine Velie | November 15, 2018Lloyd, the dean of the faculty and a Biology professor, will leave the college at the end of this academic year to attend divinity school. She is currently applying to schools and plans to become an ordained minister.
Foreign Correspondents: Oxford, England through Photographs
By Aidan Acosta | November 15, 2018Aidan Acosta '20.5 shows snapshots of his life in Oxford.
Meet the Farmers: Two Addison County Cattle Farmers Share Their Philosophy
By Nora Peachin | November 15, 2018Expanding upon mainstream environmentalism, two farmers explain the relationship between animal, land and man.
‘Imperator’ Brings Cleopatra to the Modern Stage
By Riley Board | November 15, 2018"Imperator" discusses the significance of a moment, of everything that can change or be lost within one.
Notes from the SGA President: Updates
By Nia Robinson | November 15, 2018Updates from the SGA include cooking classes, ski financial aid bill, and office hours.
Syntax of Dance, Race & Communication
By Claire Moy | November 15, 2018"Syntax of Dance, Race and Communication" brought to Middlebury as part of the Clifford Symposium, explored topics from race, syntax and language as well as the concept of art.
Men’s Soccer Falls in NCAA Match
By Erik Arvidsson | November 15, 2018The Middlebury men’s soccer team had an anxious final two weeks of its season. After falling to Williams on Saturday, Oct. 27 in the NESCAC quarterfinals, the team had to wait a week while still practicing to see if its season would continue. After receiving the news that they had earned an at-large ...
New York Times Free Online Access Canceled; Library to Partner with SGA to Fund Next Academic Year
By Porter Bowman | November 15, 2018Students will no longer have free access to the New York Times website and online archives after the Times increased the cost of campus-wide access in late October.
Musicality and Dissonance in Gareth Cordery’s Jr. Recital
By John Gosselin | November 15, 2018Cordery ’20 performed all of the pieces, ranging from Beethoven to Chopin, from memory.
Colleges Hosts Annual C3 Conference on Diversity in Higher Education
By Caroline Kapp | November 15, 2018Over a hundred students from liberal arts colleges gathered this past weekend at the college for the fourth annual Creating Connections Consortium (C3) summit aimed at diversifying higher education.
Demonstrators Take Stand in Support of Mueller Investigation
By James Finn | November 10, 2018JAMES FINN Just over 24 hours after President Trump fired his attorney general, area residents and college students gathered on Middlebury’s town green to advocate for an open inquiry into whether Russian operatives influenced the 2016 presidential campaign. The demonstrators were responding to ...
Incumbent Wygmans Clings to 10-Vote Lead in State's Attorney Race
By Caroline Kapp | November 8, 2018Tuesday’s midterm election proved that every vote does indeed count, with the Addison County state’s attorney race being decided by a mere 10 votes.