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Jean-Guihen Queyras Performs Six Cello Suites

Jean-Guihen Queyras's extensive discography includes critically acclaimed recordings of cello concertos by Edward Elgar and Antonín Dvorák.

O’Brien’s Hair Salon Trims its Last Locks

O'Brein's Hair Salon shuts down

Football Brings Home the Old Rocking Chair

The Panther football team took home a big win against the Hamilton Continentals this weekend, pulling off a 35-17 victory in the Old Rocking Chair Classic. Not only did the Panthers improve their Old Rocking Chair Classic record, beating the Continentals 31 out of their 39 meetings all-time, but they ...

The Lookbook: London Fog Peacoat

Thrifting is grossly underrated and something I wish more consumers took advantage of.

State’s Attorney Hosts Expungement Clinics for County Residents

Vermonters previously convicted of cannabis possession are now having their charges expunged with the help of local organizations and attorneys.

Continuity of Change: Student Curators Unpack the Depths of College Archives

Student curators unpack the depths of college archives.

Dear My People: Affirmative Action Isn’t a Weapon

Let’s stop for a second and think about something; why do we think that colleges, jobs and housing are automatically meant for us?

Middlebury Reacts to Red Sox World Series Victory

Boston has another sports title to add to its collection. On Oct. 28, Chris Sale blew a slider past a flailing Manny Machado to win the 2018 World Series for the Boston Red Sox. It was a fitting end to a dominant season, and many fans agree that this very well could be the best Red Sox team of all -ime. ...

‘He Flashed Me’ : Harassment on Town Roads Often Goes Unreported

Many female college students have experienced harassment on town roads during their time in Middlebury. Although there are systems in place to deal with these incidents once reported, silence often surrounds this issue.

Self-Care Tips for a Stress-Free Semester

Nowadays, we’re in that tricky part of the semester where all professors think that midterms can occur at any time.

TEDxMiddlebury Speakers Define Struggles, Themselves

TEDxMiddlebury allowed the community to experience a larger world, intellectually, emotionally and physically.

Chittenden Brook Hut to Open in December for Year-Round Use

Chittenden Brook Hut, opening in December, allows for great experiences right outside the door.

Sue Ritter Transitions to New Role

Title IX Coordinator Sue Ritter ’83 will step down from her current position and become special assistant to the president, associate secretary to the board and director of community relations starting on Thursday, Nov. 15. President Laurie L. Patton announced the move in a school-wide email Monday. ...

Foreign Correspondents: Ferrara, Italy

For the last two months, I have been grappling with fitting into a society with which I might not always agree and trying to live up to the pre-imposed expectations of myself and my community that Italy is perfect. 

Men’s Soccer Receives NCAA Tournament Bid

Student Club ‘Project Pengyou’ Partners With Middlingo to Teach Chinese

An immense amount of interest from Middlebury's Project Pengyou club leads to mentoring at Middlingo in town.

Snapshots from Evolution: ‘America’s Horror Story’

Evolution used dance to express themes of social inequality in their show.

Women’s Volleyball Finishes Their Season 17-6

 

David Provost Talks College Finances

David Provost, the executive vice president for finance and administration, discussed the college’s long-term debt and the ways in which the office is working to stop the continued trend of increased student tuition in a talk on Friday, Nov. 2 as part of SGA’s “How Midd Works” initiative. He ...

One Year After Opening, The Rough Cut Announces Closure

The local restaurant joins the crowd of other businesses, including Storm Cafe and The Lobby, that have closed this year.