The Berkeley Beacon interviewed students to learn what it means to live atop Potash Hill. Listen to their voices as they explain what it means to be a part of Marlboro College. Sally Fletcher, a junior at Marlboro College takes a break from her shift at Mocha Joe’s Cafe in Brattleboro, Vermont.
Lucy Johnston, a junior studying sculpture art and post colonial literature, in the dining hall at Marlboro.
Charlie Mahoney, a philosophy and politics major at Marlboro, in the dining hall for taco night.
Charlie Hickman, who studies dance, politics, and french, smokes a cigarette outside the dinner hall at Marlboro.
Anastasia Stevens, rests on the pool table in the student recreation center. At Marlboro the sophomore studies documentary film and science.
Hunter Corbett, a junior studying neurological mechanisms of parasitic infection, rests on a rail outside the dining hall.
Sullivan Segreto rests against the the mailboxes in the student recreation center. Segreto is an undecided sophomore at Marlboro.
