Editor Extols the Virtues of Good Reporting
The editor of Popular Mechanics, Ryan D’Agostino ‘97, says reporting is a form of “creativity under pressure.”
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Sociologist Speaks to the Issue of 'Black Lives Matter'
Guest speaker Michael Jeffries admires those who “lay down in the streets” in the struggle for civil rights in America today.
A Yurt of One’s Own
A student from Maine builds a yurt as an experiment in solitude on a bustling residential campus.
Students Appreciate College Charter on Founders' Day
The original document that established the College in 1800 was on display in Special Collections this week.
Panel at Rohatyn Center Analyzes the Refugee Crisis in Europe
Some European countries treat asylum seekers “like hot potatoes,” a former United Nations official said.
Recent Graduate Is Both Scientist and Entrepreneur
Bobby Levine ‘08 has stayed true to his passion of finding solutions to the harmful effects of climate change.
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Gore Vidal Is the Subject of a New Biography by Jay Parini
Middlebury Magazine tells the story of how Parini came to write his latest book about one of the most visible American novelists and cultural figures of the past century.
The King’s Singers: Sensational Six-Part Harmony
The renowned British a cappella sextet performs sacred music and vocal “postcards” from around the world on November 17 at Mead Chapel.
Harvard Historian To Speak on "The Rei(g)n of Marriage," November 12
Nancy Cott, an expert on gender, law, and social movements, will deliver the annual Charles S. Grant Memorial Lecture.