Hirschfield Series Redesigned to Seek Student Input
By Yvette Shi | September 13, 2018Middlebury's Hirschfield International Film series is changing its programming, allowing for more flexibility over the course of the year.
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News In Brief: Grille Closings, Hallquist to Visit, Fatal Crash Near Proctor
By Nick Garber, Eric Kapner and Caroline Kapp | September 13, 2018The Grille is now closed on Monday and Tuesday nights, Christine Hallquist is coming to campus, and more.
Turning to Plastic Containers for Sustainable Solutions
By Rae Aaron | September 13, 2018On the importance of progress and taking collective responsibility for our environment.
The Pragmatic Left: Dos and Don’ts for Winning Elections
By Joey Lyons | September 13, 2018Democrats should learn from Republican politics.
Foreign Correspondents: Sabine Poux ’20 in Buenos Aires
By Sabine Poux | September 13, 2018This is the first installment in a weekly column, Foreign Correspondents, that will chronicle Middlebury students’ experiences studying abroad.
Power Outage Hits College Night Before Classes; Causes Flashlight Party
By Amelia Pollard | September 11, 2018A power outage struck the college and parts of town Monday, plunging students here into darkness the night before the first day of classes. The outage occurred just before 10 p.m., when a fallen branch struck utility equipment on the portion of Weybridge Street between Shannon Street and Murdock Court. ...
Bernie Sanders Holds Labor Day Rally in Middlebury
By Benjy Renton | September 5, 2018[gallery size="medium" ids="39469,39466,39468,39470,39471"] Crowds gathered on the Town Green in Middlebury on Monday, September 3 for the annual Labor Day Rally. Similar to previous instances of the event, Senator Bernie Sanders attended and was the culminating speaker in a three-hour lineup, which ...
E-lot: College likely to restore some student parking; adds more spaces elsewhere
By Will Digravio | September 4, 2018Thirty-three student parking spaces will likely be added to E-lot once construction of the area is complete, a college official told The Campus. The college's announcement came two days after The Campus published an article detailing the elimination of all 115 student parking spaces in E-lot, the ...
E-lot Student Parking Eliminated
By Will Digravio | September 1, 2018Spaces will now be reserved for faculty and staff.
Notes from a day at the Vermont Cheesemakers Festival
By Amelia Pollard | August 29, 2018Tasting and maneuvering our way through more cheese than we care to admit.
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By Will Digravio | August 27, 2018The Campus will publish digital-only issues during the fall 2020 academic semester due to the constraints of the Covid-19 pandemic. Issues are published every Thursday and can be found here. We will also publish breaking news, other articles and multimedia pieces exclusively on this website, outside ...
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By Amelia Pollard | August 26, 2018To receive at-home delivery of The Campus, register through Middlebury College's bookstore here. Through a subscription, readers are able to access in-print coverage of Middlebury College and its surrounding community. Subscriptions help support the mission of the college's only student-run newspaper ...
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By Amelia Pollard | August 26, 2018[one_third] Editor in Chief Bochu Ding Managing Editors Hattie LeFavour Riley Board Digital Director Emmanuel Tamrat Business Manager Shaye Anis Editors at Large Caroline Kapp Sadie Housberg Hannah Bensen Nora Peachin Benjy Renton [/one_third][one_third] News Desk Abbie Chang* Jake Gaughan Tony Sjodin Sophia ...