What To Do the Morning After the Election
In an opinion piece for the Harford Courant, Krista Karlson ’17 reflects on what we can do to address what has so divided us as a country.
News and Announcements
Middlebury Names Hannah S. Ross General Counsel
Ross will begin her work as Middlebury’s first in-house legal counsel in December.
Writer, Activist Shaun King Says Humanity Is in a Historic Slump [video]
The senior justice writer for the New York Daily News spoke before a capacity crowd at Mead Chapel on November 1.
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Laurie Patton Named Vice President of American Academy of Religion
Middlebury’s president and religion scholar begins her term at the end of November.
Author Speaks About the Racism Within
Author and playwright Jim Grimsley discussed his lifelong journey to confront biases he learned as a child in segregated North Carolina.
The Brexit Upset: Why Was the U.K. Vote a Surprise?
During a lunchtime discussion about Brexit, students covered topics from “expressive voting” to a spoof of The Great British Bake Off.
VideoWinter Parking Ban Begins
College and town of Middlebury announce annual parking restrictions for the winter months.
What Are the Library’s Most Popular CDs?
The library has created a list of the top-10 CDs that people have checked out most often since 2005.
Symposium Delves into Illicit Drug Trade
The 2016 International Politics and Economics Symposium included a focus on marijuana legalization in Vermont and the nation.
Speaker Describes How the Liberal Arts Needs to Evolve
Jacqueline Royster, dean of liberal arts at Georgia Tech., offered her take on the future of liberal arts.