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Life Shrinks

Lessons from chemo quarantine.

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Recent Stories

Life Shrinks

Lessons from chemo quarantine.

By Dan O’Brien ’96
Illustration by Jing Jing Tsong April 2, 2020

Learning How to See, Again

Recalibrating how we look at the world around us.

By Margaret Croy, MANPTS '18
Illustrations by Elisabetta BianchiFebruary 25, 2020

The Sky Runner

Hillary Gerardi ’09 is on top of the world.

By Sierra Crane Murdoch ’09.5
Photography by Terray Sylvester ‘05February 25, 2020

By returning the St. Louis Blues to local ownership and then helping the storied NHL franchise capture its first Stanley Cup, Tom Stillman '74 is that rare professional sports owner a city has grown to love.

By Paul Rosenfeld ‘12
Illustration by Mark UlriksenFebruary 25, 2020

Pursuits

Jungle Love

A love of nature and an entrepreneurial spirit have led Tamara Jacobi '06.5 to create an ecotourist's dream vacation destination.

By Megan Michelson '04
Photographs by Kelly GuentherFebruary 25, 2020

Q&A

Major News

A visit with history professor Bill Hart.

By Matt Jennings
Photograph by Paul DahmFebruary 25, 2020

Editor’s Note

A Brilliant Fogg

Saying goodbye to a dear colleague and friend.

By Matt Jennings
Illustration by Jody HewgillFebruary 25, 2020

Old Chapel

Epic Fetch

What we can learn from our canine companions.

By Laurie L. Patton
February 25, 2020

Road Taken

Perhaps None

On the choice not to have children.

By Jhon Arbelaez-Novak, MAIEP ’13
Illustration by Jasu HuFebruary 25, 2020

Quotation

I have no stories of fancy places, no idea that’s going to cure anything, no history of hard times that is going to make anybody cry. What I do have is myself, and that is enough.”

—Nia Robinson ’19, delivering the talk “We Are Not As Lost As We Think We Are” at TEDxMiddlebury 2017. (She was wrong. There were tears.)

Podcasts

Episode 10: Roy Heffernan ’78

Roy Heffernan '78 is an Owner-Partner and former Chief Operating Optimist for the apparel and accessory company Life is Good. He joins Laurie Patton to discuss his philosophy as an executive and how that meshed with a company known for its culture of optimism.

By Middlebury Magazine Staff
December 16, 2019