Student EMTs to the Rescue
Members of the Student Emergency Response Team are trained to protect themselves from the dangers of bloodborne pathogens.
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Things That Happened, Things To Do: Week of Jan. 30
Our regular recap of goings on at the College and a look ahead to events on the horizon.
The Job Market for Midd Grads
Proven ability to work in a team is a critical factor in today's job market. And here's something else: employers are looking at your online identity too.
Transforming Lives through Social Entrepreneurship
Jacqueline Novogratz, founder of the Acumen Fund and author of "The Blue Sweater," gave an inspiring talk on the meaning of social entrepreneurship.
National Security Inc.
Washington Post reporter William Arkin reveals the unwieldy, top-secret world created by the federal government in response to 9/11.
Things That Happened, Things To Do: Week of November 28
Our regular recap of goings on at the College and a look ahead to events on the horizon.
His Story
Historians help us learn who lies beneath that grave on the Middlebury golf course.
Homecoming: Not Just for Sports Fans
Our roving observer finds there's something timeless about a busy fall weekend at Middlebury, especially at Homecoming.
Black Male Incarceration and the Environment
Visiting political scientist Keith Reeves makes a case for policy reforms to reduce recidivism among black men.
Social Responsibility 101
Roy Heffernan '78 returned to campus to explain how Life is good, Inc., is giving back to society.
Things That Happened, Things To Do, Week of October 3
Our regular recap of goings on at the College and a look ahead to events on the horizon.
Mongolia, At Last
When the Mongolian capital city appeared in the distance, Casey Peterson '12 rejoiced at making it to the other side of the world in an American school bus.
On to Ulaanbaatar!
Any day now Middlebury senior Casey Peterson and her band of weary travelers will finish the 10,000-mile Mongol Rally. Here is her fourth report from the road, sent from a cafe in Semey, Kazakhstan.
A Mountain of Work
There's plenty to do at the Middlebury College Snow Bowl each summer, and mowing the trails is just a small part of the job.
Casey’s No-Turning-Back Moment
The third report from Casey Peterson '12 finds her 2Big2Fail team about halfway through the Mongol Rally from London to Mongolia.
Report #2 from the Road: The Mongol Rally
In this second report from Casey Peterson '12, the 2Big2Fail team gets saved by a trio of bus mechanics in Serbia.
Report from the Road: The Mongol Rally
Casey Peterson '12 is on the journey of a lifetime, from London to Mongolia, in a short yellow school bus.
Class Time, Part II
Steep challenges and few rewards were in store for the 2009 Middlebury grads who joined Teach For America.
Forever Young
Reunions are about recalling old times and creating new memories. Our roving observer encountered a few surprises when 1,300 alumni returned to Middlebury.
A Day at the Bike Shop
There's a real mechanic on duty at the campus Bike Shop. And he graduates a week from Sunday.
Take Me to Your Office
Even if you don’t have a green thumb, don’t worry: we can help you care for your new plant.
Just like David and Goliath
When Mubarak shut down Internet and cell phone service, the consequences were something other than what he intended.
Japan, Interrupted
Four Middlebury students were studying in Tokyo when the earthquake hit.
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Voice Over Middlebury
It's pleasant, it's reassuring, and it hasn't changed since the 1990s. Meet the telephone voice of the College.
Life After Prison
Eddie Ellis spent 15 years behind bars, but he tells a symposium on "Communities and Justice" that the really hard parts came after he was released.
