‘Stay-to-Stay’ Brings Young Demographic to VT
By Taylor Phillips | January 17, 2019The Stay-to-Stay pilot aims to convince people to come to and stay in Vermont and has proven quite successful.
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Men’s Hockey Remains Steady, Looks to Double Header
By Jenny Langerman | January 17, 2019The men’s hockey team is staying competitive as they head into the brunt of their season matchups. A recent win against Plattsburgh leaves the team holding a 6-6-1 record at week seven. This fairly even distribution of wins and losses holds true regardless of game site, as the team’s home records ...
The Lookbook: Vegan Leather
By Clark Lewis | January 17, 2019I was excited to find a moto jacket that was vegan.
Men’s Squash is Servin’ Heat
By Ann Martin Skelly | January 17, 2019Returning from break on Jan. 5, the 20th-ranked men’s squash team defeated 21st-ranked Williams by a tight 5-4 margin. The Panthers claimed victories in the first two spots from first-year Justin Ghaeli and junior Jacob Ellen and took three more points with wins from first-year Teddy Best, sophomore ...
HOPE Works Sees Mass Resignation
By Hattie Lefavour | January 17, 2019HOPE Works experiencing a lack of staff.
News in Brief
By Online Editor | January 17, 2019PRESIDENT MAKES NEW ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTMENTS President Patton announced the transition of four administrators from interim roles to permanent positions in an email to the community on Dec. 19. Jeff Cason, Baishakhi Taylor, Steve Snyder and Carlos Velez have continued their duties in an official ...
Track & Field Starts New Year Strong
By Jordan Howell | January 17, 2019Last Saturday marked the beginning of the indoor track and field season for the Panthers who had participated in the Middlebury Winter Classic. The day was filled with many notable performances. “The first meet always helps all of our different event groups to come together as a big team and get ...
New Year’s Resolutions: My Keys to Better Learning and Happiness
By Christine Mcdow | January 17, 2019In hunger and tiredness, the joy of learning can easily be forgotten.
Alpine Ski Kicks Off Season at St. Lawrence Carnival
By Cecelia Scheuer | January 17, 2019The men’s and women’s alpine ski teams took to the slopes at Whiteface Mountain in Lake Placid, New York this past weekend to compete in their opening weekend of races at the St. Lawrence Carnival. It was a strong showing overall from the Panthers, one that included career-best results and “flashes ...
Swimming and Diving Defeats Colby, Falls to Bates
By Anna Wood | January 16, 2019The swim and dive teams began their second semester with a home meet against Colby on Saturday, Jan. 12. The women conquered Colby with a 204-95 score, while the men were defeated 167-131. The Panthers hosted Bates the following day, falling 163.5-130.5 on the women’s side and 192-102 on the men’s ...
New York Times Book Critic Dwight Garner '88 Returns to Campus Wednesday
By Sarah Asch | January 15, 2019Dwight Garner, a book critic at The New York Times, says the best part of his job is also the hardest: just keeping up. “There’s this fear of missing something,” he said, explaining that more than 20 books arrive at his apartment every day. His tries to keep as much on his radar as possible, ...
New Title IX Policy Could Upend College Procedures
By Sarah Asch | December 6, 2018College officials expressed concern that new Title IX regulations would significantly change procedures, but also expressed appreciation for the increased flexibility that the new policies might provide.
Women’s Soccer Edged by Williams in Final
By Benjy Renton | December 6, 2018In a tense 1-1 game by the end of two overtime periods, the women’s soccer team was edged by the Williams Ephs 3-2 in penalty kicks in the NCAA Division III championship. This was the Panthers’ first championship appearance in program history. The previous day, on Friday, Nov. 30, the Panthers ...