Author, Organizer DeRay Mckesson Speaks About the State of Activism in the U.S.
McKesson drew a capacity crowd to Wilson Hall to hear his experiences on the front lines of modern civil rights.
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François Clemmons: From the Beginning
Retired Twilight Artist in Residence Tells the Sweeping Story of His Life to NER in print and audio.
College and Community Choir to Perform Nov. 17 & 18
The annual fall concerts will feature new work by Middlebury alum Sam Guarnaccia ’67.
Comedians Have Long Used Rape as a Punchline. The Me Too Era Is Changing That.
Washington Post, Sujata Moorti
David Stoll: Why More Caravans Are Coming
In a piece for The American Interest, the sociology professor discusses how remittances cause debt and crime that push Central Americans north.
The American Family - Older and Smaller
Innovation Hub/NPR, Caitlyn Myers
Alumni in the Midterms
Two alumni will join the 116th U.S. Congress, while another lost her bid for re-election, and a fourth won the governorship of Wyoming.
Work First Published in NER Selected for Prize Anthologies, Contributors Nominated for Awards
Two NER authors have been listed as finalists for the 2018 National Book Awards—novelist Rebecca Makkai and poet Terrance Hayes.
Athletics Hall of Fame Inducts New Members
Newest class of inductees made contributions that span five decades, from the early 1960s to 2010.