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The Lookbook: Fashion Prescription Glasses

If there is one thing I remember from Professor Sommers’ 100-level microeconomics class, it’s that monopolies are not good for the consumer.

Security Report Reveals Increase in Some Reported Crimes

The crime statistics released in the college’s annual security and fire safety report reveals a sharp increase in incidences of rape, stalking and dating violence and a continued decline in discipline for liquor law violations compared to last year’s numbers.

Volleyball Prepares for Fall Break Doubleheader

Two Neighbors’ Reactions to Mr. Rogers

Two neighbors watch and review the Mr. Rogers documentary.

Photos of the Week: Fans Flock to Fall Family Weekend Games

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Remembering Your Loved Ones

This weekend, the  Middlebury campus was graced by the iconic combination of Fred Rogers and François Clemmons, a duo that educated an entire generation of children. The Hirschfield International Film Series brought Academy Award winning director Morgan Neville’s Fred Rogers biopic, “Won’t You ...

I Am Not Surprised

It is almost impossible to avoid Dr. Ford’s testimony and its implications about the deeply-entrenched misogyny enshrined in the highest halls of government in this country.

Women’s Golf Takes Bronze at NESCACs

The women’s golf team took to their home tees last weekend in the 2018 NESCAC Women’s Golf Championship/George Phinney Classic. The Panthers were in mid-season form, considering they had competed in four tournaments and invitationals throughout the fall season.  The Panthers ultimately placed ...

Love Brings People Together

MAGNOLIA PICTURES We are in another age of heroism. With every great struggle of each national and international drama, protest, activists and general outcry fill the air. Hope for a better future may seem, at times, in short supply, but the general rage at the current state of affairs is a reminder ...

Notes from the SGA President

Happy (kind of) spring everyone!

The Librarian Is In

WIKIMEDIA CREATIVE COMMONS As a black American, I’ve wondered many a time about the culture surrounding cotton, tobacco and sugar plantations in the 18th and 19th centuries in the South and throughout the black diaspora of the Western hemisphere; I’ve also wondered about what life was like for ...

Women’s Soccer Ties with Tufts

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Simple Solutions for Course Registration

There are simple solutions that can reduce the stress and difficulty associated with course registration. 

Men’s Tennis Battles Unfamiliar Competition

After coming short of victory in the prior weekend’s ITA Regional Championships, men’s tennis readjusted their focus and travelled south to Princeton, N.J. for the Farnsworth Invitational. The Invitational, hosted by Princeton University, was a change of scenery for the Panthers; they were the only ...

A Funeral of Sorts: Burial of Sacred Texts Takes Place on The Knoll

Students bury hundreds of sacred texts on the Knoll in a multifaith ceremony.

Reel Critic: Beats Per Minute

"BPM" discusses intimacy and advocacy in 1990s France.

Middlebury Rallies to Support Survivors

Students and community members in downtown Middlebury joined the nationwide #BelieveChristine campaign.

Ban the Bag? Middlebury Considers Town-Wide Ban on Single-Use Plastic Bags

Middlebury added to the list of Vermont towns attempting to ban single-use plastic bags.

Students Respond to Kavanaugh Hearing

To watch Dr. Ford was more than disheartening. It was heartbreaking. 

Squirrels Gone Nuts! A Northeast Population Boom

Middlebury witnesses influx in the squirrel population.