Studies extend imaginatively beyond texts and classrooms to reflect the local culture of the four campuses.
Led by Vardit Ringvald, the new institute aims to address a critical shortage of Hebrew language educators.
This year’s stories include hydro-fracking and water consumption in China, and the link between climate change and terrorism in Nigeria.
Six-week credit-bearing program will emphasize leadership skills and innovative problem solving.
A series of projects, including a new town hall and a new town recreation facility, promise to create an even more vibrant downtown.
The Language Schools are known internationally for their intensive immersion approach to the teaching of language and culture.
Two Addison County residents, Joanne Corbett and Donald M. Keeler Jr., are the 2013 recipients of the McCardell Citizen's Awards.
With its 200-meter indoor track and artificial turf infield, the new Field House is slated for completion in October 2014.
Author Jonathan Safran Foer: “This is the work of being human.”
Food Matters
 | Students in Kentucky and Vermont get to the heart of their communities with the FoodWorks internship program. |
Reunion ’13: Tell Us One Thing
 | At Reunion we asked alums to tell us one thing they had to see when they came back to Middlebury. |
A Return Engagement
 | Five alumni — a playwright, a director, and three actors — returned to Middlebury for a week. Their mission: to create a brand new play and perform it during Reunion. |