Letter to the Editor: Suad Teocanin
By Megan Rzezutko | September 27, 2018A note of appreciation for last week's feature piece on Suad.
The Middlebury Off-Campus Project
Performing Arts Spotlight: Grammy-Winning Vocal Group Chanticleer to Perform at Mead Chapel Sept. 29
By | September 27, 2018The world-renowned vocal ensemble makes its debut at Middlebury this Saturday, Sept. 29.
Approaching Difference in Toni Morrison’s 'Recitatif'
By Monique Santoso | September 27, 2018The Clifford symposium included an adaptation of a thought-provoking performance on her short story "Recitatif."
A Bun Bakery by Day, Italian Restaurant by Night: A Local Couple to Reinvent The Lobby
By Sadie Housberg | September 27, 2018While some may be disappointed to say goodbye to The Lobby and half-priced burger nights, it seems The Arcadian and Haymaker Bun Co. have a lot to offer.
Notes from the SGA Pres: On Student Spaces
By Nia Robinson | September 27, 2018I hope everyone has had a great start to their semester! This week, I thought it would be a great idea to talk about something that has been on the minds of many students,--dining changes. Specifically, the recent Grille closure two nights a week and the changes to the dining hall hours that has worried ...
Students with Disabilities: New Student Org Founded to Inform Through Community Building
By Kate Criscitiello | September 27, 2018A new community of students with disabilities hopes to help individuals build relationships and share support through group meetings and social activities.
The Librarian Is In: 'Cairo'
By Katrina Spencer | September 27, 2018Literatures & Cultures Librarian Katrina Spencer is liaison to the Anderson Freeman Center, the Arabic Department, the Comparative Literature Program, the Gender, Sexuality & Feminist Studies (GSFS) Program, the Language Schools, the Linguistics Program, and the Department of Spanish and Portuguese. ...
Timely Symposium Explores “The Origin of Others”
By Emma Patch | September 27, 2018This year's Clifford Symposium tackled questions of race and difference by centering on the works of Toni Morrison.
The Pragmatic Left
By Joey Lyons | September 27, 2018Why liberals at Middlebury need to restore the primacy of debate and dialogue on campus and beyond.
Members of Hillel Build Structure For Sukkot Holiday
By Eric Kapner | September 27, 2018A Sukkah, a tent-like structure constructed in conjunction with the Jewish harvest festival, was constructed outside BiHall by Hillel in traditional commemoration.
College Gets Grant to Fund Discourse Post-Murray
By Kenzo Okazaki | September 27, 2018With a grant of $800,000, the college hopes to facilitate several workshops over the next three years to tackle navigating controversial ideas.
Why The Campus Costs More to Print
By Sarah Asch | September 27, 2018How the national implemented tariff on news printing is currently impacting The Campus.
News Tips
By Amelia Pollard | September 24, 2018At a small institution like Middlebury College, anonymous news tips can be an essential way to investigate stories on campus. Let us know if you think there's an issue you think we should look into. If you're open to being contacted about your tip, please leave your name and email below. This doesn't ...
Interview: NYT's Jack Ewing Talks Volkswagen Scandal, Upcoming Lecture
By Yvette Yinuo Shi | September 23, 2018In September 2015, the Environmental Protection Agency disclosed that the German automaker Volkswagen (VW) had installed devices in 11 million cars that cheated emissions testing, permitting their cars to emit hazardous nitrogen oxide. The reporting of Jack Ewing, Germany correspondent for the New York ...
Cavaliers GM Koby Altman ’04 Talks Life with the Liberal Arts
By James Finn | September 20, 2018Altman Returns to the 05753
Field Hockey Remains Undefeated, Duh
By Caroline Bartlett | September 20, 2018Middlebury extended its winning streak to five games and remains on top of the NESCAC after defeating Amherst and Hamilton this past weekend. The Panthers took an early lead in Saturday’s home game against Amherst, with Emma Johns ’20 (this week’s NESCAC Player of the Week) scoring two goals ...
Women’s Soccer, Like Butter, On a Roll
By Jenny Langerman | September 20, 2018Last week, the women’s soccer team extended their winning streak to five, after pulling off a three-point shutout at home against Plattsburgh State on Wednesday and then a 3-1 win on the road versus Amherst. Wednesday’s win over Plattsburgh displayed the strength and depth of this year’s roster. ...
Men’s Soccer Shocks, Beats Amherst on Home Turf
By Erik Arvidsson | September 20, 2018The Middlebury men’s soccer team headed into their September 15 game against Amherst, ranked 10th in the nation, with a winless record. The Panthers and the Mammoths battled it out for a tough 90 minutes with Middlebury coming out of the match with 14 shots compared to the Amherst’s 13. The match ...
Football Defeated at Wesleyan, 52-21
By Lauren Boyd | September 20, 2018The Panther Football team suffered its first loss of the season this past Saturday while on the road at Wesleyan, falling to the Cardinals 52-21. Though the team started the season with a loss, the players work to improve upon their game this upcoming weekend against Bowdoin. Middlebury heavily relied ...