Object Lessons
Curator Rebekah Irwin sees Middlebury's Special Collections as a laboratory, where antiquities meet utility.
By Caroline Crawford
Photograph by Adam DetourAugust 23, 2024
Photograph by Adam DetourAugust 23, 2024
Features
Seeing the Forest for the Trees
How one alumna is embracing a distinctive reforesting technique that promotes accelerated ecological benefits.
By Elena Valeriote, MA Italian '19 in conversation with Hannah Lewis '97
Illustrations by Karlotta FreierAugust 16, 2024
Illustrations by Karlotta FreierAugust 16, 2024
No Joke
Flair, halftime song-and-dance routines, and a plastic swan for a coach can't take away from the fact that in women's D-III Ultimate, the Pranksters are seriously good.
By Caroline Crawford
Photographs by Kathryn RileyAugust 15, 2024
Photographs by Kathryn RileyAugust 15, 2024
More Than a Game
In a critically acclaimed work of nonfiction, Abe Streep '04 introduces readers to the Arlee Warriors, a high school basketball team on a Native American reservation in Montana, where life's challenges are abundant.
By Alexander Wolff
Photograph by Devin YalkinOctober 21, 2022
Photograph by Devin YalkinOctober 21, 2022
Munya Munyati Has A Few Stories to Tell
Catching up with a young filmmaker who is rapidly making a name for himself at Vice.
By Mara Dolan
Film stills by Munya MunyatiSeptember 16, 2022
Film stills by Munya MunyatiSeptember 16, 2022
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
Dear Friends . . .
On writing through grief.
By Bianca Giaever ’12.5
Illustration by Nicole Xu. Photographs by Paul DahmMay 11, 2021
Illustration by Nicole Xu. Photographs by Paul DahmMay 11, 2021
View Finder
For years, photographer John Huddleston has been walking the woods near his home in Weybridge, Vermont, capturing the transitory nature of the forest with his camera.
By John Huddleston
Photography by John HuddlestonMarch 12, 2021
Photography by John HuddlestonMarch 12, 2021