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The Middlebury Campus and Middlebury Magazine is pleased to present a joint publishing project, “In Isolation: Audio Portraits from Spring 2020.” Featuring student work from Professor Erin Davis’s spring podcasting course and produced and narrated by Campus Editor-at-Large Sadie Housberg, the resulting project offers insight into a disrupted semester amid the early days of sheltering in place, as students leave campus and return home. The Campus presents all of the pieces in one episode of its podcast here. The Magazine will be publishing each episode individually and serially over the course of several weeks throughout August 2020.

Our first scary story is a real-life experience narrated by Caroline King '22 and Riley Board '22 involving an avian paranormal encounter in Battell. The second story in our podcast is "Click-Clack the Rattlebag" by Neil Gaiman, and it's read by Caitlin Chan '22. Caitlin's creepy tones bring the story to life, as a precocious young boy (or is it?) lures the storyteller into mysterious circumstances. And our final story is a classic Boy Scouts tale, narrated by Michael Frank '20.5. In three minutes, Michael brings us to the edges of our seats with a chilling tale about a cabin in the woods and some lively paintings.

Sarah Asch '19.5 goes into the field to talk to students about why they choose to vote in the town of Middlebury on Election Day.

This week we sat down with Amelia Pollard '20.5 and Sadie Housberg '20 to talk about the birth and follow through of the 2018 Election Issue. Both had the chance to interview the state's gubernatorial candidates in the last few weeks, along with covering a range of other salient issues in Vermont.

Sarah Asch sits down with Toria Isquith '20 to discuss her activism in preventing the local crisis pregnancy center (often called CPCs) in Middlebury from attending events on campus. In a previous op-ed for the campus, she details the controversial natures of these clinics, which are known for relaying religiously based information to women seeking treatment. Check out her op-ed here: https://middleburycampus.com/37069/opinion/pregnant-in-middlebury-vt-fake-abortion-clinics-and-the-right-to-accurate-information/.

Editor at large Sarah Asch '19.5 interviews Renee Wells, Middlebury College's new director of education for equity and inclusion

Bill Burger sat down with Campus Voice host Nathaniel Wiener for a wide-ranging interview. They discussed Charles Murray, the new controversial speakers policy, divestment, the flare-up over Laurie Patton's interview with the Campus, and Middlebury's climate on campus.

The 2018 SGA Candidates Radio Town Hall brought to you by The Middlebury Campus and WRMC 91.1FM Middlebury College Radio. Featuring all SGA Presidential Candidates Rae Aaron '19.5, Nia Robinson '19, and Charles Rainey '18. Moderated by Campus Voice Host Nathaniel Wiener '18. Due to issues with WRMC's recording system, the first 32 minutes of the recording are severely distorted. Our apologies on this technical glitch.

Managing Editor Will DiGravio sits down with host Nathaniel Wiener to discuss the Campus' recent interview with President Laurie Patton, the importance of college journalism, and his experience working in local news. Original Air Date: 03/04/18

Original Air Date January 14th 2018. In the Campus Voice's first episode of 2018, host Nathaniel Wiener chats with student activist, community council member, residential life committee member, BSU President, and Middlebury College Junior Charles Rainey to talk activism, diversity, and his opinions on creating a better Middlebury.

Original Air Date October 5th, 2017 Junior Robert Kelley sits down with host Nathaniel Wiener to discuss student activism, community council, and campus culture.

Original Air Date: October 7th 2017 The Middlebury Campus Editors Nick Garber and Sarah Asch discuss campus culture, Charles Murray, and their editorial plans for the 2017-2018 academic year.

SGA Presidential Candidates Michael Brady '17.5, Ivan Valladares '17, Charles Rainey '19, and Karina Toy '17 sat down with moderator Nathaniel Wiener for a one-on-one town hall event, discussing their platforms and answering questions about criticisms of their campaigns. Recorded live Sunday April 17th on WRMC - 91.1FM Middlebury College Radio. (Note: Michael's interview was pre-recorded)

Interview with Hayden Dublois, Co-President of College Republicans and Hazel Millard, Co-President of College Democrats

Interview with Managing Editor Leah Lavigne

On this episode of the Campus Voice, Host Nathaniel Wiener spoke with guests Phil Hoxie (College Republicans), Sophie Vaughn (Sunday Night Group), and Erin Van Gessel (Opinions Editor, the Middlebury Campus) about the issue of divestment at Middlebury. Note: Closing statements occurred in overtime and are not included in this recording.

On the first The Campus Voice of 2015-'16, host Nathaniel Wiener sits down with Editor-in-Chief Claire Abbadi, Managing Editor Leah Lavigne, and Opinions Editor Sara Hodgkins to discuss the new editorial direction of The Campus and this week's editorial "Disrupt the Finance Pipeline".

Robert Cohen, Professor of English and American Literatures and Marcia Collaer, Professor of Psychology give us a crash course on life. They share their post-grad stories and pass on their wisdom. Produced and Hosted by: Jessica Cheung and Michelle Irei

If you've never voted in an SGA election, you're gonna want to now. "If a large number of Middlebury students come forward and say ‘this is not what we want’ then it isn’t right for our school and we should move to a different system.” — John Terhune ’17, Student Honor Code Committee Produced and Hosted by: Jessica Cheung and Michelle Irei

Is athletic privilege real? Some say it is, others say it's not. We talk to Hannah Bristol, one of the writers of the controversial op-ed "It's Actually Just a Game," Dean of Admissions Greg Buckles and Varsity Football Player Win Homers '16.5 who is also a cartoonist for the Campus newspaper. Produced and Hosted by: Jessica Cheung and Michelle Irei