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.
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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.
Neighbors, Together Announces ‘Midd Money Match’ Program
By Taylor Phillips | November 8, 2018New Shopping Rewards Program in Town
Field Hockey Crowned NESCAC Champions
By Caroline Bartlett | November 8, 2018The Middlebury field hockey team was out to win this weekend, defeating both Trinity and Tufts to win the NESCAC Championship for the second year in a row. This is the sixth title in program history and the fifth in the last seven years. On Saturday, the Panthers knocked Trinity out of the semi-finals ...
Hillel Honors 11 Killed in Pittsburgh
By Nicole Pollack | November 8, 2018Hillel has focused on providing internal support for the college’s Jewish community in the aftermath of the shooting at Pittsburgh’s Tree of Life Synagogue on Saturday, Oct. 27.
We Need More Like The Noodle
By The Editorial Board | November 8, 2018As the editors of Middlebury’s “biggest waste of time and resources,” we would like to extend our warmest congratulations to “Middlebury’s only news source.”
The Librarian Is In
By Online Editor | November 8, 2018As with “Woman Rebel: The Margaret Sanger Story,” Peter Bagge has taken a powerful character from the past and prepared her biography in graphic novel form. With “Woman Rebel,” (reviewed for the March 7, 2018 issue of “The Librarian is In”) Bagge explored the evolving education surrounding ...
GSFS Professor Sujata Moorti Named Dean of Faculty
By Kate Criscitiello | November 8, 2018Sujata Moorti will become the college’s new dean of the faculty and vice president for academic affairs starting July 2019.
Middlebury’s Hunters Reluctant to Advertise Their Hobby
By Kayla Lichtman | November 8, 2018The reality of the prevalence of hunting in Middlebury and attempts to discontinue its stereotype.
Women’s Soccer Scores Fourth NESCAC Championship in History
By Jenny Langerman | November 8, 2018After an incredible season, the Panthers’ visible hard work and fighting spirit culminated in the ultimate reward: NESCAC champs. Middlebury women’s soccer held a 13-1-1 record heading into playoffs last week — a tremendous record unmatched in Middlebury women’s soccer history. A win against ...
Notes from the Desk: On the Pittsburgh Shooting
By Sarah Asch | November 8, 2018I am so grateful for the solidarity and love that I have experienced over the last two weeks.
Faculty Vote to Divest
By Bochu Ding | November 8, 2018The faculty voted by a wide margin to endorse the Student Government Association (SGA) fossil fuel divestment bill in a Sense of the Faculty Motion on Friday, Nov. 2.
Jean-Guihen Queyras Performs Six Cello Suites
By John Gosselin | November 8, 2018Jean-Guihen Queyras's extensive discography includes critically acclaimed recordings of cello concertos by Edward Elgar and Antonín Dvorák.