Midd in the News

On April 17, a New York Times article titled "Voodoo Logic: So Who Cursed Whom With Jersey?" included several quotes from Professor of History Paul Monod.

Board of trustees member Dick Fuld was quoted in the "Faces in the News" section of Forbes.com on April 16 in an article titled "Lehman Chief: Subprime's End--Near; Pain--Not Over."

Assistant Professor of American Studies and Film & Media Culture Jason Mittell was interviewed on National Public Radio on April 16 for a segment titled "A Divided Nation, United in 'Idol' Worship."

On April 14, an article titled "A Rare Performance Review Do-Over" about Assistant Professor of Sociology Laurie Essig appeared in Inside Higher Ed.

The annual Inside Higher Ed article titled "Faculty Salaries and Priorities" appeared on April 14 and listed Middlebury at number nine in "Top 10 Liberal Arts Colleges in Average Salary for Full Professor."

Scholar-in-Residence Bill McKibben is profiled in an April 13 article in the Los Angeles Times titled "The Writing Life: A force to be reckoned with."

On April 11, an opinion piece titled "Agape and The New Climate Movement" by Professor of International Environmental Economics Jon Isham appeared on the weblog The Huffington Post.

Associate Professor of English and Executive Director of College Mental Health Services Gary Margolis was asked to read a poem he had written on National Public Radio's "The Story" with Dick Gordon for a follow-up segment on April 11 titled "Listener Follow-up: Silver Star Poet Gary Margolis."

An April 9 opinion piece in USA Today titled "Treat 'em like athletes: There’s one sure way to help disadvantaged students reach new academic heights" mentioned Middlebury's outreach efforts and success with low-income students.

An Associated Press story titled "Admissions Season Makes Colleges Sweat" appeared on April 4 and mentioned Middlebury's low acceptance rate in the second paragraph along with Harvard, Yale, Stanford and Duke.

On April 3, an article titled "Bad News U: Colleges Reject Record Numbers" appeared in the Wall Street Journal and mentioned Middlebury's February admissions program.

Midd in the News