Notes from the SGA President: Winter Term Ideas
By | January 24, 2019Nia Robinson shares some ideas for the next semester.
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Students Critique Proposed Protest Policy at Teach-in
By Nicole Pollack | January 24, 2019A mixture of frustration, optimism and anger characterized a student teach-in on the proposed changes to Middlebury’s protest policy last Friday. Held in the Hillcrest Orchard, the teach-in allowed students to share concerns about the proposed policy’s lack of transparency and potential ramifications. ...
Men’s Basketball Scores Back-to-Back Wins
By Claire Messersmith | January 24, 2019The Middlebury men’s basketball team pulled off its second straight win of the week, knocking off No. 3 Williams in a NESCAC contest this past Saturday, Jan. 19. Middlebury led Williams 47-31 nearly five minutes into the game, and concluded with a 12-point, 80-66 victory. Co-captain Hilal Dahleh ...
SOAN Class Analyzes Exclusion on Campus
By Kayla Lichtman | January 24, 2019Students in the Sociology & Anthropology course Trust and Social Capital recently produced a paper analyzing causes and effects of exclusion on Middlebury’s campus.
Is Our Meat Really So Bad? A Meat-Lover’s Vegetarian Apologia
By Ben Beese | January 24, 2019I would love to break my vegetarian streak for a good burger but, before doing so, I wanted to find out what people’s problem is with our meat here at Middlebury.
Individual Performances Highlighted at Winterfell
By Jordan Howell | January 24, 2019The Middlebury Winterfell took place this past weekend on Saturday, Jan. 19 on home turf. The team continued its strong start with bold performances from both the men and the women. “The team’s goal right now is the same as every year, I feel. To get as many people to qualify for championship ...
Staff Appreciation: Amy Holbrook
By Grace Vedock | January 24, 2019Amy Holbrook is Middlebury’s hidden gem.
Panthers Prove Prowess at UNH Carnival
By Cecelia Scheuer | January 24, 2019The Middlebury alpine ski team competed in its second carnival race of the season this past weekend at the University of New Hampshire, getting a taste of both heartbreak and sweet victory across the roster. The Panthers finished with 738 points, placing third overall behind Dartmouth (986 points) and ...
Women’s Squash: Ups & Downs
By Emily Bian | January 24, 2019Halfway through a jam-packed Winter Term, the women’s squash team is pushing through its season with full force. The Panthers had their last home game of the month this past Thursday against Hamilton, where they swept the team with a 9-0 score, picking up their sixth consecutive win. The 15th-ranked ...
Men’s Squash is Still Servin’ Heat
By Ann Martin Skelly | January 24, 2019The 18th-ranked Middlebury men’s squash team entered this past weekend with a strong five-match winning streak against several top-tier teams before playing against Hamilton and Brown. The Panthers took advantage of this momentum on Thursday at home and claimed a 9-0 victory over Hamilton. John Epley ...
Special Edition: the Staff Issue
By The Middlebury Campus | January 23, 2019With employees across the institution facing uncertainty about their futures as Middlebury's workforce planning process ramps up, we decided that it would be pertinent to dedicate our second special issue of the year (after our November election issue) to college staff. We've spent the last few weeks ...
Women’s Hockey: Power Moves Only
By Brianna Lipp | January 17, 2019The Middlebury women’s hockey team beat the Utica College Pioneers 4-3 on Saturday, Dec. 8 before taking off for winter break. Goals by Katie Hargrave ’22, Madie Leidt ’21, and Katherine Jackson ’19 lifted the Panthers to a 3-0 lead in the first period. Utica’s Lexi Stanisewski got the Pioneers ...
Reflecting on New England Review’s Debut Podcast
By Ben Beese | January 17, 2019“NER Out Loud,” New England Review’s new student podcast, shows the power of podcasting done right and the role it can play in our communal lives.
With New Grant Funds, the Open Door Clinic Looks to the Future
By Nicole Pollack | January 17, 2019The Open Door Clinic (ODC) holds free clinics every Tuesday evening and one Friday morning per month.
Bruni Gets Frank About College Life
By Nicole Pollack | January 17, 2019New York Times op-ed columnist Frank Bruni spoke to a packed Wilson Hall about identity politics and the meaning of a liberal education last week.