Pair of Panthers up for national women’s sports award

Cross country runner Audrey MacLean and women’s lacrosse player Caroline Adams were recognized as the top D-III athletes in their respective sports.

Free public phone pitched for downtown Middlebury

Middlebury is poised to install a free payphone downtown.

Middlebury’s Munster competes at U23 rowing Worlds

The rising senior was due to compete in the men’s single sculls at the end of the week.

Retiring College Athletic Director Quinn built a winning culture

Middlebury College alumnus Erin Quinn retired, and Middlebury-native Todd Phelps took the reins on July 1.

Middlebury native Todd Phelps continues local legacy as new Panther Athletic Director

Phelps, who took over on July 1, is a Middlebury native.

41st Middlebury College Carillon Concert Series begins, July 24

Bring your picnic dinner to the Middlebury College Mead Chapel lawns and listen to carillon performances every Friday evening for free.

Middlebury College launches AI initiatives, including faculty mini-grants

Middlebury College faculty are embracing the exploration of AI, including examining where it falls short.

MNFF12 to boast luminaries, 120 films

The 12th Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival features 120 films and some exciting names.

Research at Middlebury reveals nuanced story about AI use

A popular narrative online now is that most college students use artificial intelligence to automate their work and to cheat. Middlebury College profs found that some using AI in a different way actually improved learning in the long term.

Excelling at draw, Adams up for national award

The 2026 Middlebury College graduate finished her career with more draw controls than anyone in Panther women’s lacrosse history.

MNFF to screen Vt. premiere of ‘Hadestown: The Musical’

Created by New Haven, Vt., native and Middlebury College graduate Anaïs Mitchell, “Hadestown” won eight Tony Awards in 2019, including Best Musical.

College sends 558 graduates off to the future

Graduates were recognized for the contributions they’ve made to the Middlebury community and offered some guidance for the chapter ahead.

Community Note: Newsroom trauma, thankful outcome

A brief note to report that our beloved sports columnist and retired Middlebury College professor Karl Lindholm had a health scare here at the office Tuesday morning.

Editorial: Working for the common good

In this era of narcissistic leaders and misplaced values, it seems more important than ever to honor those who work for the common good.

Panther women’s lax dominates NCAA games

The Panthers take on the Jumbos from Tufts University in their fifth straight NCAA semifinal.

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