Reverberations
A transcontinental move, a career discovered, a landmark speech studied and translated—and an identity reshaped.
By Clara Clymer, MA Translation '22
Illustration by Anna GusellaApril 2, 2022
Illustration by Anna GusellaApril 2, 2022
The Road(s)
A little over a year ago, a writing student headed south to Florida for no other reason than J-Term was forced to go remote. She soon found herself reporting on an environmental justice battle that was roiling the state.
By Alexandra Burns '21.5
Illustrations by Yevgenia Nayberg March 2, 2022
Illustrations by Yevgenia Nayberg March 2, 2022
Cult Fiction
With absurdist, yet endearing dramedies dominating popular culture, a couple of recent Midd grads have added a new title to the canon with the wonderful Youtube series The Deli People.
By Sara Thurber Marshall
Photographs courtesy of L.T. Stenello ProductionsFebruary 4, 2022
Photographs courtesy of L.T. Stenello ProductionsFebruary 4, 2022
Poetry, In Exile
After fleeing civil unrest in her native Venezuela, a Middlebury Institute graduate student turned to poetry to help make sense of it all.
By Jessie Raymond '90
Illustrations by AnonymousJanuary 21, 2022
Illustrations by AnonymousJanuary 21, 2022
Inside the Ant Chamber
A visit to a Bi Hall lab affords an up-close encounter with an extremely social cohort of insects.
By Jessie Raymond '90
Photograph by Clint PenickNovember 12, 2021
Photograph by Clint PenickNovember 12, 2021
Wired for Service
Examining the myriad ways Middlebury students and alumni continue to engage in an enduring tradition: giving back to others.
By Laurie L. Patton
Illustration by Montse BernalNovember 11, 2021
Illustration by Montse BernalNovember 11, 2021
Twenty Minutes, Twenty Years
Reflections on 9/11 as a New Yorker and Muslim American.
By Daleelah Saleh '23
Illustration by Davide BonazziSeptember 23, 2021
Illustration by Davide BonazziSeptember 23, 2021
It’s in the Wash
Moyara Ruehsen separates fact from creative fiction in the world of criminal finance.
By Jessie Raymond '90
Photograph by Elena ZhukovaSeptember 9, 2021
Photograph by Elena ZhukovaSeptember 9, 2021
From Stage to Screen
Doug Anderson has plenty of experience directing opera. But with his latest production, he faced new and unusual challenges.
By Sara Thurber Marshall
Photograph by Erica FurgiueleSeptember 2, 2021
Photograph by Erica FurgiueleSeptember 2, 2021
Rock On
NASA has grand plans to collect rock samples on Mars and eventually return the material to Earth. And Drew Gorin '16 is part of a team tasked with figuring out where to collect the bounty.
By Andrew Cassel
Illustration by James Yang July 15, 2021
Illustration by James Yang July 15, 2021