The Middlebury Off-Campus Project

Where Did the Small School Go?

Classes are getting fuller, lines are getting longer and the essential aspects of Middlebury are at risk.

"He was too good": Remembering Former College Employee Suad Teocanin

Friends and coworkers remember Suad Teocanin, months after he froze to death in town.

What is Envisioning Middlebury?

The nebulous strategic plan of the college, explained.

Photos of the Week: Middlebury Cross Country Runs the TAM Trek

At the annual TAM Trek on Sunday, Sept. 16, the Middlebury cross country teams raised over $1,100 for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. The team participated in the event and supported Miles for Maeve, a fund dedicated in honor of Middlebury resi-dent Maeve Hammel, 16, who was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis ...

Women's Tennis Begins Season Winning Streak

The Panthers opened their season this past weekend at the Lindsay Morehouse Invitational hosted by Williams. While no individual tournament winner was awarded due to the invitational’s round-robin nature, the Middlebury women’s tennis team came back home with wins in their hands. To start off, doubles ...

Lil Dinky Comics: September 20, 2018

Men’s Tennis Competes at Home

Both the Proctor and Nelson tennis courts were busy on Saturday, Sept. 15 and Sunday, Sept. 16. The Middlebury Invitational, hosted by men’s tennis, brought together Division III teams located throughout the Northeast. NESCAC rivals such as Bates, Colby and Tufts were present, while out-of-conference ...

Women’s Golf Sub-Par (In a Good Way)

The Middlebury women’s golf team opened its fall season on the weekend of September 8 with a fantastic start, placing 2nd among 11 teams at the St. Lawrence Invitational. The Panthers tee’d a two-day total of 625, consisting of a 317 score on day one and a 308 on day two. This past weekend at the ...

Men’s Golf Hosts 36th Duke Nelson Invitational

The Ralph Myhre Golf Course at Middlebury was buzzing with activity for the 36th Duke Nelson Invitational on Saturday, Sept. 15 and Sunday, Sept. 16. The invitational was hosted by the men’s golf team. Twenty-two colleges were represented that weekend, including Nescac rivals Williams, Trinity, Amherst, ...

Cross Country Dominates at Aldrich Invitational

The men’s and women’s cross country teams continued their excellent start to the season as they showed their dominance at the Aldrich Invitational on Saturday, Sept. 16.  Both teams placed in first; the men won with a score of 17, while the women won with a score of 18. On the Panthers’ performance, ...

Diverse Islamic Art Exhibition Opens at College

The Islamic art exhibition at Middlebury is the first in a Vermont museum in at least 30 years.

Otter Creek Bakery for Sale, Owners Looking for Right Buyer

Another Middlebury institution may soon change hands.

The Lookbook: Calvin Klein Sneakers

What a pair of gold Calvin Klein sneakers says about retail in 2018.

From the Internationally Cluttered Desk of Jenny Moss: September 20, 2018

Panther Volleyball Wins Against Trinity

The women’s volleyball team cheers after bouncing back to defeat Trinity in the final three sets, leading to a 3–1 victory. BENJY RENTON

Climate Change at Home: Kathryn Olson ’05 Discusses Growing Threat to ‘Farms, Fish and Forests’

Kathryn Olson spoke about her "Living Change Project," through which she explores the small changes in identity, work and place that stem from climate change.

New Phone Line Will Save You Time at Health Center

Sick and don't want to miss classes? New phone triage service streamlines Parton appointments and care.

Practicing Hospitality

A reflection on the virtues of welcoming others.

Monterey Receives $4.5 million From Developer’s Estate

MIIS received a record donation from the conservationist and developer Samuel F.B. Morse.

Meditations on Fear, Reverence and Revolt: ‘Portraits of Power’

Student art from Jim Butler's Portraiture in Ceramics and Oil Paint course proves to be inspiring and thought-provoking.