Abroad at Home: Accounts of the Invisible
By: Timothy Garcia Abroad at Home: Accounts of the Invisible” is a short documentary that takes a look into student life at Middlebury college by exploring experiences of Students of … Continue reading
dear community
Dear community, I am typing this email distressed, not just because of the impending final examinations that I am to take in the next week, but also because the … Continue reading
this is an un(safe) space
by Anonymous I’m sitting in my room, right now, at 8:50pm on this Sunday evening. It’s the last week of school, and I feel like I’ve made it even though … Continue reading
The Extent of an Apology
by Anonymous Two baggy shirted, gym short clad men came out onto the library porch this afternoon, after seeing their friend shirtless, tanning right behind where I was sitting. The … Continue reading
College
by Anonymous. Up and down the crowded hallways people prepare for imminent battle. Sex and disrespect are the theme of the costumes. In and out, in and out, they float … Continue reading
Just so you’re aware…
by Alex Strott and Jackie Park Today, someone I know told me something very disturbing. She told me that she had been invited, along with a friend, to a party … Continue reading
K12: End public education as we know it?
Here’s something from a faculty member that thinks Middlebury should sever all ties with K12, Inc. by Laurie Essig Faculty are discussing Middlebury’s MIL’s affiliation with a company called K12, … Continue reading
In Defense of Anger
by Anonymous As a woman of color on campus, I have felt ignored. I have felt dismissed and marginalized. I have felt invisible at the Feminist Action at Middlebury meetings, … Continue reading
pleasetrytolisten
or, everything I want to say before graduating by Lily Andrews because beyond the green continues to be misunderstood and that’s annoying there is no place like Middlebury that makes … Continue reading
queer
by: anonymous when I was young, when I was in high school, when I was thinking about– falling in love- I used to imagine lifting. I used to imagine strong … Continue reading
The Rules of Engagement
by Kya Adetoro Now please, understand that the following are in no way an authoritative set of rules—I certainly don’t have that type of power, rather these are reflections that … Continue reading
Dear Writers, Listeners, and Writers who do not Listen in Middlebury (and other privileged places)
By: Diku R. @dikoolaid Dear Writers, Listeners, and Writers who do not Listen My poetry makes you uncomfortable My stories do not make sense to you My characters are … Continue reading
the other night
by: Timothy Garcia On Friday night around 3am I was hanging outside of Forest Hall, which I live in, with a group of around 4 other friends (so in total … Continue reading
pungent and immediate
By: Anonymous “Tell me a story that’s pungent and immediate. Avoid sounding academic at all costs. Have a really, really powerful example. Illustrate somehow that a victim of a grotesque … Continue reading
Fuck School.
by Missan DeSouza i have finally realized why i am always so tired on school days- I’ve become exhausted by the classroom, hearing the same overly used perspectives. The same … Continue reading
beyond the green: collective of middlebury voices 