Put on in late January, "Next to Normal" was the sixteenth J-term musical performed at Town Hall Theater in downtown Middlebury. The musical told the story of a woman living with bipolar disorder and psychosis and her family as they sought a path toward healing.
After a week of incredible events celebrating our campus’ cultural diversity, the International Students’ Organization (ISO) hosted “Radiance,” its annual variety show, a long-standing tradition for passionate and talented international students to entertain the eager crowd with a magical evening ...
At first, solitude was staring at my phone in front of McCullough in disbelief that the life I had built this year would vanish.
"I believe that representation demands connection," writes SGA presidential hopeful Arthur Martins '22.5
"We cannot choose the circumstances we live in, but we still have a choice about the kind community we want to create."
As the International Students’ Organization Executive Board, we are distressed about the impact the administration’s decision to evacuate campus.
We are often told that college is a seminal period of our lives; that it is the time in which we grow the most because we leave our home communities, live on our own, and are able to fail and thrive in a liberal academic environment. We hold as self-evident that excelling in classes, assignments, and ...
