Middlebury College's only student-run newspaper. Caroline Kapp Starting this fall, many students will no longer be required to obtain their advisor's signature on an add card.

Russia_and_Ukraine.png By Courtesy Photo | March 18, 2025 . Putin has threatened the use of nuclear weapons in the Russia Ukraine war on multiple occasions.

As Vermont’s bright foliage gives way to the crisp chill of winter, the Middlebury Club Soccer season has drawn to a close. With the final whistle of the season already blown, it is time to reflect on ...

Middlebury has returned to a more typical student enrollment number this semester following a surge in the number of students on campus in the fall and overall elevated enrollment since fall 2021.

They say champions aren’t fazed by a little water, and last Saturday, Middlebury’s women’s track and field team transformed a rain-soaked Allan Dragone Track into their personal splash zone of ...

Over 300 Middlebury community members walked out of classes and their jobs on Thursday, May 8 to rally outside of Old Chapel in protest of recent budget cuts. About 10 faculty members, staff members ...

As college students start to roll out of bed and slowly trickle into morning classes, contractors from the local community are already hard at work on campus building the future of the college. Every ...

With an eye on the horizon after announcing her departure last May, Middlebury College President Laurie Patton has since led her final Commencement ceremony, conducted her final Board of Trustees ...

At 7:15 a.m. on Sunday, April 28, a group of about 40 students set up tents on McCullough lawn to show solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza. The students at the Gaza Solidarity Encampment — which ...

Taylor agreed that the exhibit fits well in the current climate. “I think that with all the discussion around Roe v. Wade being overturned and a lot of women’s rights being challenged now I think ...

This past summer, our basement flooded. We had rented a house with five friends here in Middlebury, and were looking forward to Vermont’s sunny days, swimming holes, cookouts and hikes in the woods.

Middlebury’s classism is genteel, and it’s easy to dismiss when times are good. This past month, it has become harder to ignore. It’s the Trustee thanking the server profusely for the breakfast she ...