Opinion
Notes from the Desk: Why a Staff Issue?
By Nick Garber and Rebecca Walker | January 24, 2019Why we're dedicating most of this week's paper to college staff.
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Opinion
Notes From the Desk: Please Send Us Tips
By Will Digravio, Nick Garber and Rebecca Walker | October 25, 2018We’re excited to announce the creation of a new tipline on our website, that allows readers to anonymously suggest stories for us to look into.
Arts & Culture
The Librarian Is In
By Rebecca Walker | September 20, 2018Literatures & Cultures Librarian Katrina Spencer is liaison to the Anderson Freeman Center, the Arabic Department, the Comparative Literature Program, the Gender, Sexuality & Feminist Studies (GSFS) Program, the Language Schools, the Linguistics Program, and the Department of Spanish & Portuguese. “Dare ...
Opinion
What is the role of this paper?
By Will Digravio, Nick Garber and Rebecca Walker | September 13, 2018An introduction of The Campus's mission from this year's editor in chief and managing editors.
Local
ACTR Introduces New Schedule and Change of Hub
By Rebecca Walker | December 6, 2017On Friday, Dec. 1, Addison County Transit Resources (ACTR) published a renovated shuttle bus schedule as a result of the relocation of the Middlebury Transit Hub from Merchant’s Row to Academy Street near Twilight Hall. The hub change became necessary because of the downtown Middlebury bridge construction, ...
Local
Chili Fest Suspended, Citing Construction and Fatigue
By Rebecca Walker | November 29, 2017The anticipated 10th year of Middlebury’s Chili Fest has been squashed, as the Better Middlebury Partnership (BMP) announced the difficult decision to temporarily suspend the celebratory event and replace it with a new “Winter Fest” this year instead. Karen Duguay, marketing director of BMP, ...
Local
Think Vermont Campaign Aims to Boost Economy, Keep it Local
By Rebecca Walker | November 8, 2017Last month, Gov. Phil Scott annouLast month, Gov. Phil Scott announced the launch of “Think Vermont,” a new campaign aimed at bringing in more people and businesses and improving the state’s economy. The marketing plan will work to shift the state’s current demographic trends to ensure that ...
Local
“Funky, Fun, Fashion-Forward”: Target to Make Long-Awaited Vermont Arrival
By Rebecca Walker | November 1, 2017On Thursday, Oct. 19, Target announced its plans to open a store at the University Mall on Dorset Street in South Burlington, making Vermont the long-awaited final state to host the retailer. This new opening reflects Target’s national efforts to build stores with a smaller format in urban and suburban ...
Local
Student Teachers Connect College and Community
By Rebecca Walker | October 4, 2017At Middlebury College, students pursuing education degrees are not encouraged to “teach for America,” but rather to “teach for real,” according to Tracy Weston, an assistant professor in the education department. Students who are interested in obtaining a Vermont teaching licensure at the end ...
Local
A Local Guide To Apple Picking This Season
By Rebecca Walker | September 20, 2017As the leaves start to change and the school year kicks into full gear, students and locals alike have the opportunity to celebrate the fall at the many apple orchards that exist throughout the state of Vermont. Whether your forte is picking apples, shopping at farm stands or consuming ciders and donuts, ...