OLIVIA PINTAIR

Olivia Pintair '22.5 is an online editor for The Campus.

She studies Environmental Religion and Education at Middlebury and is a contributing writer at Tricycle Magazine.

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OLIVIA PINTAIR

News

Tammy Austin steps into role as new director of counseling amid student calls for expanded mental health resources

By Olivia Pintair | December 8, 2022

Tammy Austin began her role as the new director of counseling at Middlebury College on Monday, Nov. 28, filling the position left vacant by former director Alberto Soto, who resigned in August. A licensed marriage and family therapist with more than 19 years of experience in the field of community mental ...

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Local

Addison County Votes Against School District Merger

By Olivia Pintair | November 17, 2022

As millions of Americans cast their midterm ballots across the country on Tuesday, Nov. 8, residents of the nine Vermont towns that compose the Mount Abraham Unified School District (MAUSD) and the Addison Northwest School District (ANWSD) decisively rejected a proposal to merge districts in a 4,282 ...

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Arts & Culture

“Visualizing Reproductive Justice” critiques crisis pregnancy centers through art

By Olivia Pintair | October 6, 2022

On Tuesday, Sept. 27, student members of the college’s first Public Feminism Fellowship opened an art exhibition called “Visualizing Reproductive Justice: A Call to End Fake Clinics” in the college’s Axinn Center. The exhibit follows in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision this June ...

Emmanuel Tamrat

Arts & Culture

Nocturne Arts Festival 2022: A Campus Transformed

By Olivia Pintair | May 5, 2022

This past weekend marked the fourth festival in five years — with 2020’s Nocturne canceled due to Covid-19. Featuring over 175 student artists — the most in its history — Nocturne sprawled across campus, drawing hundreds of students to revel in each other’s creative offerings, oddities and ...

Opinion

Midd missed the mark: Calling for a humane sustainability

By Alex Cobb, Hannah Ennis, Olivia Pintair, Jaden Hill and Connor Wertz | March 12, 2020

Imagine this: a local farm uses food waste and manure from 900 cows to produce renewable natural gas. This gas is funneled through a 5.6 mile-long pipeline from the farm to Middlebury College. The school then uses the gas to produce 500kW of renewable electricity that powers 50% of the campus. College ...

OLIVIA PINTAIR

Tammy Austin steps into role as new director of counseling amid student calls for expanded mental health resources

Addison County Votes Against School District Merger

“Visualizing Reproductive Justice” critiques crisis pregnancy centers through art

Nocturne Arts Festival 2022: A Campus Transformed

Midd missed the mark: Calling for a humane sustainability

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