Liberal Arts Education: From Clubbiness to Cosmopolitanism
Huffington Post | Nov. 18
Middlebury College is mentioned as a liberal arts institution where students can major in Arabic, Japanese or Chinese.
Colleges examine 'The Wire' as social critique
Baltimore Sun | Nov. 15
Middlebury College and Associate Professor of Film & Media Culture and American Studies Jason Mittell is mentioned in the article.
The 10 Best College Presidents
Time | Nov. 12
Ron Liebowitz, Middlebury College President, is ranked among the top 10 college presidents on of his commitment to sustainability, claiming carbon neutrality by 2016.
Middle East Studies Coming Soon
Campus Watch | Nov. 11
Middlebury College's Arabic language program and study abroad opportunities are mentioned in the article.
Middlebury College Flies Concrete Up a Ski Mountain to Build a New Lift
Chronicle of Higher Education | Nov. 10
The 40-year-old chairlift at the Snow Bowl is being repaired at a cost of $1.7-million. The old lift will be replaced with a triple-chair version.
Behind Bars - The Chronicle Review - The Chronicle of Higher Education
Chronicle of Higher Education | Nov. 9
Professor of English & Creative Writing Jay Parini is the author of the article.
The Global Citizen: Israel on Campus
New Voices | Nov. 6
Middlebury College Student Mimi Micner is the author of the article.
A Young Champion of Women's Colleges
Choice NYTimes Blog | Nov. 6
Middlebury College is mentioned in the article as having an acceptance rate of only 20.6 percent compared to the higher ranked all-female Wellesley College with an acceptance of 35.7 percent.
Foreign Policy by Contractor
usnews.com| Nov. 6
Professor of International Politics and Director of the Rohatyn Center for International Affairs Allison Stanger is interviewed about her latest book One Nation Under Contract.
The Best Allies Money Can Buy
New York Times| Nov. 6
Professor of International Politics and Director of the Rohatyn Center for International Affairs Allison Stanger and her latest book, One Nation Under Contract, are mentioned in the article.
Professor David Corlander Tells Congress Economic Models are Flawed
Huffington Post | Nov. 2
Middlebury Professor David Corlander testifies regarding the flawed nature of economic models.
The Need to Feed Hungry Families Cultivates New Interest in Gleaning
Christian Science Monitor | Nov. 2
Corinne Almquist, recent Middlebury College Graduate, promotes the practice of distributing produce, which would otherwise go to waste, to those in need.
Millionaire College Presidents Rise to Record Before Pay Cuts
Bloomberg News| Nov. 2
Middlebury College President Ron Liebowitz is mentioned as a college president who has reduced his salary.
Alcohol Conference Debate Changes Minds About Minimum Drinking Age
Yahoo! Finance | Oct. 30
Dr. John McCardell, founder and president of Choose Responsibility and former President of Middlebury College, presented the case in favor of reducing the minimum drinking age.
Uruguay Vote Pits Ex-Guerrilla Against Former Conservative President
Christian Science Monitor | Oct. 28
Jeffrey Cason, a Latin America specialist at Middlebury College, is quoted in the article.
Only English Spoken
Inside Higher Ed | Oct. 26
Middlebury College's complete immersion language program is mentioned in the article.
So, Who's in Charge?
Boston Globe | Oct. 25
Allison Stranger, a Middlebury College Professor, has published a new book One Nation Under Contract, which discusses the potential danger of using private military contractors.
The Good Route: Biking, Climbing, Paddling Down to 350
Outside Magazine | Oct. 21
Bill McKibben, a scholar-in-residence at Middlebury College, is the organizer of the 350 program.
Finding the Right College for You
Newsweek | Oct. 20
Middlebury is featured as number 23 for "Seeking Diversity Above All."
Monterey Institute Adds Graduate Degree in Nonproliferation and Terrorism Studies
Salinas Californian | Oct. 20
Monterey Institute, an affiliate of Middlebury College, has announced the approval of a new master's degree program in nonproliferation and terrorism studies for the fall 2010 semester.
Vermont Willow Harvest Promises Cheap Biomass Fuel
Associated Press | Oct. 18
Middlebury College, which heats its buildings with wood chips, is now using willow shrubs, a sustainable and relatively cheap fuel source.
Pedal Peepers in Vermont
New York Times | Oct. 18
Cyclists completing a Vermont bike tour, bike toward Middlebury College.