I almost rear ended the car in front of me last week when I saw it on the back window — a “Middlebury Crew” bumper sticker. You don’t see Middlebury memorabilia much here. I live in Kenai, Alaska, a small town three hours south of Anchorage on the world-famous Kenai River. It’s known for ...
I think all my people on The Campus know exactly how I feel about them because I tell them, often, in a way that sometimes makes me feel like an overbearing grandma who can’t stop pinching her grandchildren’s cheeks.
As the college faces significant logistic and economic challenges from the health crisis, relations between administrators and staff are being tested in a way they have not been before.
College treasurer David Provost has spent the last four years shrinking the college's operating deficit. Now, with millions in Covid-19-related losses, it's back to where it was in 2017.
A committee that the college convened this winter to democratize financial decision-making is now helping it work through coronavirus-related financial woes.
The college admitted a record-breaking number of students as it faces Covid-19-related challenges that could affect student enrollment.
She will spend the year working on her upcoming book, tentatively titled “Consumers vs. Citizens: Social Inequality and Democracy’s Public Sphere in a Big Data World."
The show must go on.
We want to hear about the litany of feelings that characterized many students’ last few days on campus.
SABINE POUXAbout 100 barricades, part of the college’s general security revamp, were stationed outside the Recycling Center on Wednesday.
SABINE POUXProfessor Sheridan has expressed concerns over privacy, noise and availability of materials in the 75 Shannon Street office space.
