Author: Kathryn Flagg and Derek Schlickeisen Harvard drops early admissionIn a move that could significantly alter the landscape of elite university admissions, Harvard University announced Tuesday its plans to abolish the "early action" admissions option that allows high school students to vie for ...
Author: Dina Magaril Students on campus looking for a sunny terrace to enjoy a midday snack need look no further than the recently renovated Middlebury Market and Cafe, formerly known as Baba's and most recently The Blue Hen and perhaps most famous for its selection of "creemes" ice cream. Many students ...
Author: Scott Greene Shirley Ramirez, executive vice president of the New York City-based Posse Foundation, will join the President's staff in January as the Dean of Institutional Diversity, Middlebury College announced on Thursday."We are delighted and most fortunate to welcome Shirley Ramirez to the ...
Author: Sports Editors Biking to benefit Brush '08The first annual Kelly Brush Century Bike Ride will be held on Saturday at 8:30 a.m. to raise funds to enable Brush to purchase adaptive sports equipment. Brush '08 suffered a severe spinal cord injury during the Giant Slalom of the Williams Carnival ...
Author: Alexxa Gotthardt This June, the Middlebury College Museum of Art's (MCMA) collection swelled with the addition of celebrated American landscape photographer Robert Adams' portfolio Turning Back: A Photographic Journal of Re-exploration. The acquisition of this impressive set of 164 photographs, ...
Author: [no author name found] To the Editor:The Middlebury Campus has a right to know only what the office of the Vermont District Attorney can lawfully issue about the pending investigation. Frankly, The Campus cannot be trusted even with accurate information. Please note that a rape charge - violent ...
Author: Joe Bergan and Aylie Baker Every summer, Middlebury College releases about 2000 freshly educated undergraduates into the summer sun, eagerly anticipating the coming months. Some spend these warm days by a pool, while others pack into a small Manhattan apartment to get a glimpse of the real world. ...
Author: Ben Salkowe Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Jr. will deliver Middlebury's Fulton lecture next month, the Office of the President announced in an all-campus e-mail earlier this afternoon. Roberts, 51, will speak in Mead Chapel at 8:15 p.m. on Oct. 24. "The Chief Justice will take questions from ...
Author: Jake A. Kuipers So I have this friend - let's call him Trevor - who graduated from high school in spring 2002. After two short months he began his college career on the east coast. Four years later he graduated from college, got a job in Boston, and has moved there recently. He now works ...
Author: Scott Greene Middlebury College vaulted into the top five of the recently released U.S.News and World Report "America's Best Colleges" ranking of the country's top liberal arts colleges, moving up from eighth to fifth place in the publication's annual calculations. Both the report and College ...
Author: Jeff Patterson Most college students have multiple credit cards and have guzzled multiple alcoholic beverages in a single sitting, but few can say they play multiple sports at the varsity level. At Middlebury College, however, 48 student athletes, not counting cross-country runners who participated ...
Author: Derek Schlickeisen Language School accused of Arab-nationalismFranck Salameh, an adjunct professor who taught at Middlebury's Arabic School in the summer of 2004, published an opinion piece this August in several online news outlets charging administrators and faculty with "a restrictive Arab-nationalist ...
Author: Scott Greene Middlebury College will begin to scale back its February admissions program in an effort to transform a system that "no longer offers a structural advantage to the College," as recommended in the Strategic Plan approved in May. The College will make the February admissions (Feb) ...
Author: Christine Neeb As another semester at Middlebury begins, students often find themselves looking for worthwhile volunteer opportunities. WomenSafe works toward the elimination of physical, sexual and emotional violence against women and their children through direct service, education and social ...
Author: Justine Katzenbach Gena Schiffenhaus '06 is an English major with a focus in creative writing from Key West, Fla. Shiffenhaus was one of 11 Middlebury College students accepted to attend the renowned Breadloaf Writers' Conference at the close of the summer. Schiffenhaus was accompanied by Mike ...
Author: Amy McCowan This is a special edition featuring Middlebury Campus coverage of the Delta House investigations and suspension decision. The following article is a reprint from April 20.Completing its annual review evaluating each house's fulfillment of house missions, the Community Council Subcommittee ...
Author: Caroline S. Stauffer and Thomas C. Drescher This is a special edition featuring Middlebury Campus coverage of the Delta House investigations and suspension decision. The following article is a reprint from April 27.Patrol Officer Vegar Boe said that drugs and alcohol likely played a role in ...
Author: Rachel Greenhaus This is a special edition featuring Middlebury Campus coverage of the Delta House investigations and suspension decision. The following article is a reprint from April 6.The social house Alpha Delta Phi (ADP) no longer exists at Middlebury College. "The Delta House," the social ...
Author: Derek Schlickeisen and Benjamin Salkowe President Ronald D. Liebowitz placed Delta social house on an immediate one-year suspension and denied the organization residential status for the 2006-2007 academic year, members were informed earlier this month. The President's decision came in the wake ...
Author: [no author name found] This is a special online summer edition featuring Middlebury Campus coverage of the Delta House investigations and suspension decision. All articles following the lead story are reprints of the previous events leading up to the suspension. The Middlebury Campus is now ...